And it still requires informed consent, mandating that doctors inform patients of "all feasible end-of-life services," including palliative care and hospice, and of the medication's risks.
The regions under the curves denote the set of feasible end-to-end throughput for both cases.
On the other hand, post-shredder technology currently provides a feasible end-of-pipe solution for meeting the Ordinance's recycling quotas.
To strike a middle ground, we suggest a combination of preventive measures with strong but feasible end-of-period punishments to ensure compliance with the Kyoto emissions commitments.
(Feasible end-to-end throughput) The end-to-end throughput of λ packets per second for a node is feasible when the end-to-end delay is finite.
(Throughput capacity) For a given R, the throughput capacity Λmax is the supremum of the feasible end-to-end throughput: Λ max ( R ) = sup Λ : d e ( R, Λ ) < ∞ = sup Λ : v ( R, Λ ) > 0 = sup Λ : R · log 2 ( 1 + γ i, j ( R ) ) M · T − Λ · L R > 0. (12).
This election is about changing the parameters of what's feasible and ending the choke hold of big money on our political system.
Ruth Kelly introduced wraparound childcare in schools, then rejected Mike Tomlinson's plans for the diploma to subsume all other qualifications, in what was seen by many as the only feasible plan to end the divide between academic and vocational.
With the strike finally over, Mr. Michaels said he would like to make up for lost time — and wages — by squeezing in as many new shows as feasible before the end of May.
He also promoted the work of a few Americans, among them the sculptors Theodore Roszak and Alexander Calder (until Calder's habit of demanding higher prices than Matisse thought feasible put an end to the relationship).
