(b) If the affected water supply was not needed for the land use in existence at the time of loss, contamination, or diminution, and if the supply is not needed to achieve the postmining land use, replacement requirements may be satisfied by demonstrating that a suitable alternative water source is available and could feasibly be developed.
14 Yet an obstacle to assessing priorities is that clinicians may currently be unaware of some newly available technologies, and are unlikely to know what could feasibly be developed in the (near) future.
If ubiquitous learning (u-learning) is to be effectively developed and feasibly applied to education, it is necessary to evaluate its effectiveness.
Although the bootstrap procedure is computationally intensive, the highly efficient software package, BR- squared, that we developed can feasibly compute the bias-reduced effect estimates for typical GWAS of 1M SNPs and 2K individuals for example.
It could be more feasibly achieved by developing world national governments than putting an effective stop to corruption or re-couping lost tax.
Is it even something we could feasibly prepare for?
Scrums only developed around senators who could feasibly vote against the bill, not lawmakers like Perdue or his Georgia colleague Johnny Isakson who people expect to be a "yes".
Some of these major factors additionally considered in this study feasibly differentiate the BLOS models development in developing countries from those in developed countries.
In this study, an ArcGIS-based simulation model has been developed to examine how many vertical closed loop GSHPs can be feasibly installed at city scale without overusing the geothermal energy underground.
To feasibly deploy wireless sensor networks with isolated motes, several approaches and solutions have been developed; the most common, apart from using alternative power sources such as solar panels, are those that put sensors to sleep for time periods established by the application.
