Any point that lies either on the production possibilities curve or to the left of it is said to be an attainable point, meaning that it can be produced with currently available resources.
In his five years at Carven, previous designer Guillaume Henry championed an ingenue aesthetic and attainable price points.
"They build these big stores, and when they open them, their critics may say, 'Polo doesn't make any money on their stores — they're not profitable,' " said Michael Binetti, an analyst at UBS. "But when you go to the Macy's or the Lord & Taylor in the area, and you can touch that brand at attainable price points in those stores, that's where the real juice is".
The set of all attainable equilibrium points is provided.
These three steady states are essentially projections onto the Blimp-1-Pax5 plane of the attainable fixed points of the system in multi-dimensional phase space.
The processor will then attempt to ramp back up to an attainable operating point.
By means of attainable reference point, the auxiliary programming is designed to generate the tolerances of the dissatisficing objectives for ensuring feasibility.
Here we show that CFSTRs giving rise to attainable region extreme points must also conform to certain special design equations.
Moreover, these equations indicate how, for the specified kinetics, only certain exceptional compositions can serve simultaneously as CFSTR effluents and as attainable region extreme points.
The log data (porosity, water saturation, and rock density) were available for all the wells (A, B, and C), while the core data, namely porosity, permeability, and rock density, were attainable in 305 points in only well C (Table 2).
