In many circumstances it may not be possible to define loss functions prior to decision making on soil sampling.
After that, the wavelength of UV will be bigger than the smallest features on the chips, so it will not be possible to define them sharply.
On the other hand, if only finite additivity were required, it would be possible to define the following admittedly bizarre probability.
So generally, if we took a random force, not a frictional force, a force that depends only on location and not velocity, it will not be possible to define a potential energy nor will it be possible to define a K + U so that it doesn't change.
Using both the precision and accuracy, it will be possible to define the uncertainty associated with the elemental formulae derived from accurate mass measurements.
However, it may be possible to define a selected group of overarching mechanisms that might allow detection of the vast majority of developmental toxicants.
Using these universal values, it may be possible to define a minimum standard of civilised life that every society should meet; but this minimum won't be the liberal values of the present time turned into universal principles.
Since SNP's are inherited in blocks, or haplotypes, the Whitehead scientists soon figured out that it should be possible to define a block by identifying just a few of its SNP's.
Once so labeled, it should be possible to define and enforce against egregious abuses, for example, attempts to discover certain classes of confidential information for financial gain, identity fraud, unfair discrimination or defamation.
It will not be possible to define Israel as a democracy when a Jewish minority rules over a Palestinian majority between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea — controlling millions of people without political rights or basic legal standing.
Although it may be possible to define an appointed judge as a "policymaker" with only a dictionary as a guide, 1 we have an obligation to construe the exclusion of an "appointee on the policymaking level" with a sensitivity to the context in which Congress placed it.
