Sentences with phrase «using in the real world»

While they are dabbling in the technology, attending conferences and partnering with R3, no bank is taking the lead and going from proofs of concept to using it in the real world.

Read detailed hands - on reviews — not of special preview units that vendors provide before launch to select tech news sites, but of phones purchased and used in the real world.

He also advertised a startup, Bitcoin Kinetics Inc., «the first Bitcoin operated service machine to allow Bitcoin to be used in the real world in all machines and businesses,» his website said.

But, in case you were wondering why I'm not my usual chatty, sarcastic self today, it's because I'm busy trying to memorize a bunch of shit that I'm not actually going to use in the real world.

«It really helps students see how to apply what they are learning academically to how they will use it in the real world,» adds Meyer.

An even stronger form which hasn't seen much use in the real world yet is democratic socialism.

It's that it is so hard to find occasion to use them in the real world in which paper, computers, cell phones, and Post-its can handle the task of remembering for me.

While these experiments have not been used in the real world, these potential labeling improvements may hold value based on the lack of nutritional knowledge in the current study.

Furthermore, the techniques may offer an answer to that old schoolkid lament about «When am I ever going to use this in the real world?»

Press says he doesn't know of examples of his strategy being used in the real world.

Managing zinc dendrite formation will be a key in enabling PNNL's zinc - polyiodide battery to be used in the real world.

But Aizenberg didn't just copy the plant's technique — she improved upon it, then spun out prototypes for use in the real world (see «Super Sliders» on page 3 of this article).

Whole - genome fetal sequencing is still years away from being used in the real world.

But experimental use of a chisel plow, as represented in the studies Zuber analyzed, may be different from how they are used in the real world.

While there's no evidence that these kinds of attack have been used in the real world, Marta Kwiatkowska at the University of Oxford says it's only a matter of time before we will see them being used.

«Efficacy» is used in clinical trial settings, whereas «effectiveness» is used in real world (not carefully controlled) settings.

Although our results show that it is possible to produce highly sensitive prototype detector plants, technical issues prevent these plants from being used in the real world at this time.

The world's first approved malaria vaccine, he added, will be used in the real world this year.

So now you know which fats are good and which fats are bad, let's give you something you can use in the real world.

The challenge when making homemade bug repellents and sprays is that essential oils evaporate quickly when exposed to air, so even though certain oils have been found to repel insects, when used in the real world they evaporate quickly and lose their repellent effect.

To me, there is nothing more exciting, fulfilling, and wonderful than watching a kid finally grasp a concept, then take the information and use it in the real world.

Yet somehow maths is treated as an abstract reality without recourse to how it is used in the real world.

«The purpose of the student displays is to show how math is used in the real world around us,» explained Green.

The primary goal for all eLearning courses is to impart information that corporate learners can use in the real world, regardless of learning objectives, desired outcomes or performance gaps.

But giving a child some money and asking her to calculate whether it's enough to buy the items in her shopping basket is a «junior version» of the way math skills are used in the real world.

They must relate with the subject matter and know how to use it in the real world.

Each installment features a tip or technique that online learners can use in the real world.

«Office teaches my students so many skills that they can use in the real world,» Wagner said.

However, it simply won't be of use unless they know how to use it in the real world, that is within context.

Studying is greatly enriched when pupils understand how their learning can be used in the real world.

For students to use their maths number skills they need to understand what processes to use in the real world.

«Every kid has that question in class: «Where am I going to use this in the real world?»»

«Previously, we had a set of point and click temperature reading devices, but I thought with thermal imaging we could give students a more detailed picture of how the technology is used in the real world,» he says.

PBL means students are doing work that is real to them — it is authentic to their lives — or the work has a direct impact on or use in the real world.

Introduce the associative, commutative, distributive, identity, and inverse properties of operations with a matching activity that shows how properties of operations can be used in real world situations to make problem solving easier.

But it's up to adults to show students safe ways to do so, help them practice those strategies so they are comfortable using them in the real world, and then support and believe them and acknowledge their courageous efforts.

Even better, develop assignments learners can use in the real world once they've completed it.

The Common Core standards, used in more than 40 states, intentionally pared down the list of data representations that students should learn to ones that are commonly used in the real world, such as bar charts and time - series graphs, so that students could spend more time mastering them.

Also, include a story that illustrates how they can put their knowledge to use in the real world.

Cars are getting so powerful now pretty much all manufacturers are either going 4wd or loads of assists, especially when used in the real world with weather etc..

The actual effectiveness of cameras depends on how drivers use them in the real world.

«And we wanted to make sure we were testing [the system] in ways that reflect how they would use it in the real world,» Craig says.

Finally, Pocketbook did a very excellent video, that demonstrates how the CAD Reader will be used in the real world.

For instance suppose you are assigned with a research paper that describe the benefit of a particular thing then research is to be done for coming up those benefits and their use in real world.

It's affordable without gouging me and gives me incredible insight and information that I can use in the real world.

Despite one looking better than the other, they certainly are both very poor choices and should not be a part of your plan, but rather only a stepping stone into attaining the skills needed to use in the real world and to bring your very own vision to life.

What a turnkey system means is that all you have to do is insert the key (buy it), then turn the crank (read the directions), and the black box spits out the finished product all ready to use in the Real World (actual investment portfolios ready to be bought with ticker symbols).

Understanding the concept of what should happen is not much use in the real world unless you can quantify your expectations.

As you'll read below, you can use this investing software to simulate most every type of actual investment vehicle used in the Real World.

We're not tax experts nor bond managers, so we don't know when using and reporting using each method is used in the Real World (so please don't ask!).