Sentence examples for have been practicable from inspiring English sources

Recently, finite element detailed simulations of collision and grounding damage to the hull structures have been practicable.

Some of these steps might not have been practicable and the impact on morale had to be considered: but some must have been.

Of course, it would hardly have been practicable for her to become governor and for her husband to run for the Presidency in 1992, in the middle of her term.

"It would not have been practicable as it would not have been possible to adequately recreate the unique circumstances that preceded the 7 September doping control (eg illness, use of medication, chronic use of Salbutamol at varying doses over the course of weeks of high intensity competition)," it added.

The IRBs granted a waiver of consent on that basis and because, given the large number of participants, the work would not have been practicable otherwise.

Elastic stable intramedullary nailing (ESIN) was not an established method in the study center in the period 1995 1999, and for this reason a comparative study between nonoperatively and operatively treated fractures would not have been practicable.

If the Supreme Court had held that the injunction was not permissible, because the suit was one against the state, there would have been no practicable way for the railroads to attack the statute without placing themselves in great danger.

Though different steps towards quantitative evaluation of DDRT-PCR gels have been undertaken, a practicable system for DDRT-PCR-based transcriptomics based on common equipment has not been described yet.

Optimal inlet molar flow rate and inlet temperature of exothermic and endothermic sides and pressure of exothermic side have been calculated within the practicable range of temperature and pressure for both sides.

There can be no doubt about the savage brutality of Caracalla's act, but a solution that would have been at once moral and practicable was not in sight.

The ultimate inquiry is whether the constitutional violator has complied in good faith with the decree since it was entered, and whether the vestiges of discrimination have been eliminated to the extent practicable.