Sentence examples for is only practicable from inspiring English sources
This is only practicable with a precision saw capable of fine adjustment.
The proposed algorithm in section 4.3 is only practicable for short to medium blocks.
All existing methods for NSSD follow a stage-based approach; these methods do not allow for stage matrix optimisation: it is shown that explicit enumeration of stage sequences is only practicable for very small networks.
Note that the sample pretreatment by dilution in a volatile electrolyte solution is only practicable to a certain degree, because intended analytes would also become too diluted for analysis.
Adams's operation is only practicable in cases of bony ankylosis where the head of the bone is in its place, and these are cases of ankylosis from rheumatism or rheumatic arthritis, ankylosis from long-continued rest, and Adams includes pyæmic inflammation of the hip-joint in fact any inflammation whip-joint ind ofacte bone remanys inflammation long as the head is there, the operation is feasible.
The task was only practicable because one member of the research team (JD) lived in Darwin and was therefore able to work on the Northern Territory interviews concurrently with other activities at minimal marginal cost.
14 The GMC guidance advises that remedial training is only a practicable solution if a doctor demonstrates insight into his or her deficiencies and accepts that a serious problem exists, and that a remedial training programme can only be successful with the doctor's willingness and commitment.
Valuable, empirical information gained during this study needs to be coupled with the development of policy measures to develop effective future policy instruments that are not only practicable, but are easily implemented and cost-effective, while remaining coherent with other policies.
Also, the planting of poles (with sleeve protection) is the only practicable option for establishment in pastoral areas continuing to be grazed by livestock (Wilkinson 1999).
The use of coupling reagents is the only practicable way when the reagents useful for obtaining acid chlorides from carboxylic acids are not compatible with other chemical functions or protecting groups present on the substrate.
