Translation of "Praktisch angewandt" in English

The practical applications of these measures are detailed below.

This procedure is already applied in practice by several Member States (ref. Amendment 9).

To date electrolytical detachment has not been appreciably used for such alloys.

Nanotechology tools and processes can be applied to virtually any manufactured good across all industry sectors.

This knowledge is put directly into practice in a social commerce project.

The remedy for that is the Body of Christ practically applied in principle.

This type of incomplete analysis is practically no longer used.

Afterwards we practiced the theory we just learned under water.

This procedure is already applied in practice by several Member States (ref. Amendment 9).

Having legislation in place is not enough: the rules have to work in practice.

This lecture provides the opportunity to realize taught techniques from relevant courses of the semester during a project.

It will be put into practice for the first time in the upcoming Ukrainian parliamentary election in October 2012.

Numerous theoretical concepts were practically applied in his pioneering projects (calculation of expected market reactions, non-linear pricing, product life cycles, bundling).

So we've had Brendan, who's from IDEO, and the rest of us sitting aside and watching these students as they put play principles into practice in the classroom.

In practice, the first method was used until 2000, when changes in the Italian tariff structure due to the liberalization of the electricity market made it necessary to switch to the second method.

The technical expertise of the Mid Sweden University is being applied to ski research in the Mid-North Sweden region, helping skiers raise their performance levels to the very highest standards.

In the paper method and in the slurry method, practically no pressure is applied in the forming, and the sheet produced in such a way has therefore in the cut condition a considerable filling power.

Both the partnership principle and the consultation mechanisms are the application of techniques of decentralised governance based on the idea that the extent to which a policy is accepted by those to whom it is addressed, and consequently its effectiveness, is in direct relation to the extent of their involvement in its formulation.

It has been put to only very limited use in the context of out bursts to determine the radius of action of a largediameter stress—relief hole.

Attention will need to be given to how these opportunities provided by the Agenda 2000 proposals are applied in practice in the Member States.

Secondly, now that there are going to be even more Commissioners because of the enlargement, and as the Commission's credit is already very low, because of the way it has behaved, taking more and more votes, with more and more Commissioners reflecting national inter ests rather than the common interest, it is clearly impor tant to have a body that puts the common interest above national interests.