That would likely be impractical politically, even if it were feasible in terms of resources.
Mr. Bush said, "Part of the consultation process that we are having is to determine what's feasible in terms of that political dialogue, what's feasible in terms of the timetable that a lot of people are anxious to talk about".
"Worst case scenario, if we discover Nemo's Garden isn't feasible in terms of size, logistics and economics, is that it'll be a credible eco-tourism resource, as scuba diving sites for islands and places with warm waters".
Others have advanced various reasons: a wealth of competition and distractions in other areas of music and the arts; the lack of a magnetic leader, like, say, John Eliot Gardiner in London or William Christie (an American) in Paris; a paucity of appropriate concert settings, or at least of those economically feasible in terms of cost and potential revenue.
This type of systems known as hybrid systems is feasible in terms of technical and economical point of views [10].
The structure is feasible in terms of fabrication due to its realistic size and contains only circular air holes.
However, the solution may not be feasible in terms of channel assignment and schedulability as discussed later.
This is a mandatory condition for making future space-flight activities safe and feasible in terms of risks.
The underlying hypothesis is that deteriorating macroeconomic conditions make reforms necessary from an economic viewpoint as well as feasible in terms of political support (Duval and Elmeskov 2006).
This shows that the collaborative design with routing overhead optimization is feasible in terms of cost of flooding when compared with the single network operation.
Note that dl and d q k are defined in such a way that ε ≠ 0 is feasible in terms of the budget restriction.
