Sentence examples for feasible access from inspiring English sources
The results verify that this strategic decision model is a feasible access to the suitable risk operational tactics for practitioners.
(3 Effectively surrounded by means that physical barriers prevent adequate and feasible access to State or private lands or valid interests in lands except across an area(s).
(b) It is the purpose of this section to ensure adequate and feasible access across areas for any person who has a valid inholding.
A right-of-way permit for access to an inholding pursuant to this section is required only when this part does not provide for adequate and feasible access without a right-of-way permit.
(2) If the appropriate Federal agency makes one of the findings described in paragraph (e)(1) of this section, another alternate route(s) and/or method(s) of access that will provide the applicant adequate and feasible access shall be specified by that Federal agency in the right-of-way permit after consultation with the applicant.
(1 Adequate and feasible access means a route and method of access that is shown to be reasonably necessary and economically practicable but not necessarily the least costly alternative for achieving the use and development by the applicant on the applicant's nonfederal land or occupancy interest.
Public demand for dental insurance is increasing and managed care structures seem to be the most feasible approach to expanding access to dental benefits.
When attendance was not feasible, "virtual" access to libraries and virtual learning environments was often arranged.
One key contributing factor is the fact that such an assessment only becomes practically feasible if access to a database that can be used as 'gold standard' is available.
In this paper, the goal is to study the spatial-reuse opportunities during the planned MCCAOP, which means, studying if it is feasible to access the channel simultaneously without causing severe interference to the receiver.
The loop segment following helix α2 in Cass2 appears to be relatively flexible in our structure, and it is thus feasible that access to the ligand site in the gene cassette domain might occur by a similar helix-opening mechanism, perhaps coupled in this case with expulsion of the interior side chain Tyr39.
