Sentence examples for * the practicability from inspiring English sources

However, the practicability of a merger remains in question.

The laws of physical chemistry and physics govern the practicability and efficiency of chemical engineering operations.

Ofcom is due to present its report on the practicability of the site-blocking measures included in the DEA to Hunt in the coming weeks.

Dr Adrian White, a lead researcher, said: "This first evaluation shows the practicability of offering a low-cost acupuncture service as an alternative to knee surgery".

In 1709 he built a man-powered paddle-wheel boat that successfully demonstrated the practicability of using the paddle wheel in place of oars on steam-driven ships.

The British agreed but soon began to doubt the practicability of mounting an amphibious invasion of France at such an early date.

A mere handful of amateur shoguns - most notably Avery Brundage, a leader in Olympic affairs (and a rich man) continue to insist on the practicability of lifelong amateurism and to treat professionals with old-fashion arrogance.

How to Build a Time Machine (2001) reduces proposed means by which humans could feasibly travel through time to their essential elements and discusses the practicability of each.

Mr. Edison has always believed in the practicability of John Ericsson's idea for the conversion of solar heat in tropical countries into electric power, but remarked that civilisation and sun power do not go together.

They determine the practicability of the system.

These regulations ensure the practicability of the soft reconfiguration scheme.