The end-tidal measures are only obtained at the end of each breath, and we judged, therefore, that a practical fixed-frequency sampling rate at which to display the results would be 1 Hz, higher than the actual information rate of end-tidal and ventilation signals and reasonable for the reader to interpret.
The Bush administration's No Child Left Behind Act was supposed to provide a wider and more practical fix by upgrading the teacher corps and requiring schools to teach reading in ways that are known to reach nonautomatic readers.
The real challenge (and practical fix) for the next Secretary of State is simply to convince Congress to pay for more diplomats.
It will focus on the "overall vision" for the field, along with practical fixes, said Robert Pirani, a senior planner with Regional Plan Association, which is working with the panel.
Are there practical fixes the next Secretary of State or the Obama Administration could adopt?
These are good, practical fixes.
But for biometrics to play a practical role in fixing those security leaks, systems vendors like Fujitsu will need to make the technology nearly invisible, rather than another annoying hindrance to getting the data employees need hence a system that costs far more than a mere fingerprint reader but requires less effort on the part of the user.
In each case, we ask this question in a practical context by fixing a thermal distribution such that we take a canonical ensemble with the temperature T chosen so that the expectation value of the energy in the thermal distribution matches the expectation value of the energy after a spontaneous emission event.
Therefore, a practical approach might be to fix VV delay at zero and then optimize AV delay.
As a practical matter, the task of fixing the department was already on the agenda of the Attorney General, because Dino, convinced that he had virtually no political allies in Wallkill, had turned the police commission's findings over to the state.
