Given its brevity and practicality, it appears a useful addition to the available tests for delirium screening, in particular for use in routine clinical practice.
The line included the 9000 Aero hatchback, which could be seen as the ultimate Saab, given its combination of performance and practicality; enthusiasts have called it "a five-door Porsche".
There's no challenge here, it's a perfectly refined and quiet cruiser that would handle long range weekends away with aplomb, (even the S manages 32.1mpg, giving a 452-mile range) and the twin boot set-up (150 litres in the nose, a maximum of 275 in the tail) gives it decent practicality.
Given the practicality and growing practice of implementing HUDs for a wider variety of users (beyond those in aviation), these costs should give researchers and practitioners pause (Crawford & Neal, 2006; Liu et al., 2009).
That solution, though seemingly uncomplicated, has given rise to questions about its practicality.
Given the practicality of the state's integration into the Western Interconnect, what this really would mean is that California would produce a surplus of mandated and subsidized solar and wind power during much of the daylight hours which would be exported to Western states below market value.
Governance, as a multi-agent interaction process, has been given practicality as mentioned above.
Consideration must be given to the practicality and impact of trying to implement screening and interventions.
The Obama Administration's proposed rules focus on existing coal plants because they are both a big part of the climate problem and a big part of the solution: given the practicalities of existing energy grids, renewable power simply can't be deployed quickly or widely enough to singlehandedly head off the worst effects of climate change.
"It gives him a practicality, the ability to handle people, the ability to talk to people from whom you need appropriations," said Richard Wilbur, the poet.
It is an approach that suits me in its practicality.
