The detection time TD, defined as the time required to attain a −10% impedance change at 10 Hz, became a practicable means for the estimation of initial E. coli concentration in milk samples.
Having become genuinely convinced that the scheme to join the guards was not practicable, Boswell capitulated to his father and consented to become a lawyer.
By contrast, in a fact-finding process of scrutiny after a tragedy, the use of SMART targets may become more practicable.
The interest of the national debt of France being in fact but a two thousandth part of it's rent roll, the paiment of it is practicable enough: and so becomes a question merely of honor, or of expediency.
That will become less practicable as interest rates rise and the value of the equity remaining in a property approaches its market value.So it all comes back to interest rates, and to how determined the central bank is to keep raising them until house prices retreat.
As more information about factors that influence environmental values becomes available, e.g. through meta-analysis, the transfer of values across populations and sites will become more practicable, using either only existing data or supplementing this with new original data.
A journey by the route along the river would become practicable about the end of August.
Since then, air transport has become much more practicable, and the Seikan Tunnel seems fated to carry significantly fewer passengers between the two islands than aircraft do.
I assume that Cameron and Rees would like to have their problem defined and perhaps solved rather quicker that the century it took for the astronomical and timekeeping longitude solutions to become "practicable and useful at sea" – the demand of the 1714 Act.
While defining the school-leaving age as 15, the act granted the government the power to raise the age to 16 "as soon as the Minister is satisfied that it has become practicable", which happened in 1973.
