So the film's ending has turned out to be historically feasible – though Olivier milks it to the max, having the crowd pull back so he may perform his death-throes with unrestrained melodrama.
It is distinguished by Snorri's classical objectivity, realistic psychology, and historically feasible (if not always accurate) depiction of cause and effect, all these counterbalanced by the pleasure he took, to use one literary historian's words, in "artistic shaping of his source material".
The notion that aborning trans people can meet for candid conversation with other young trans people, briefly free from broader social scrutiny, does not strike me as inherently crazy; it seems a feasible transition tool for historically cloistered schools seeking new pluralisms.
The law requires agencies overseeing federally financed projects to preserve historically significant structures when feasible.
However, the cholesterol content of HDL particles is mainly a historically founded and analytically feasible surrogate of RCT and is it not clear whether HDL-C is indeed the best RCT-related cardiovascular risk marker [1], [2], [3], [4], [5].
CP historically has been less concerned with finding optimal than feasible solutions, however this is a superficial difference.
Historically, the "spot detection first" workflow was the only feasible way to proceed due to the limitations of available hardware.
Development with off-grid renewables offers a path to leapfrog the polluting route historically taken by developed economies -- one that is not even a feasible option for countries of certain sizes and regions of the world.
25 Historically, methods to isolate Coccidioides from the soil across wide-ranging regions have been neither feasible nor practical.
IGRA implementation in a routine TB control program setting was feasible and acceptable among homeless, IDU, and immigrant patients in San Francisco, with results more frequently available than the historically described performance of TST.
The question, he said, is ultimately "Does it make sense?" Historically, crowds have flocked to the annual show to find out "what's technologically possible, what's technologically feasible," DuBravac said.
