What made it practicable was a new technology developed in the early 1990s for use on drilling rigs in waters off the Gulf Coast: A motor attached to the drill bit allows it, once it reaches its final vertical depth, to be turned 90 degrees and to bore horizontally.
He sent orders to Ewell to "carry the hill occupied by the enemy, if he found it practicable, but to avoid a general engagement until the arrival of the other divisions of the army".
However, many of these measures were abbreviated, adapted or subscales modified in order to make it practicable to collect data in such a large cohort.
The problem with a "right" to a home birth is that, as the Irish have found, it has to be qualified to make it practicable.
But those rules have a loophole, saying that no disclosure needs to be made if calculating the figure is not "practicable". It strains credulity to think that big companies that devote intense effort to minimizing their taxes do not know that number, but evidently they do not find it practicable to release it.
As wind farms are usually developed over time, it is practicable to use a simple number as a base case.
The question is whether enough green-burial facilities can be established to make it a practicable option in the rest of the country.
Adolf Hitler was very happy then about this attitude, for he considered it a practicable way of carrying through equality for Germany.
Combining the analytical model with numerical calculations, it is practicable to allow a conversion of continuous heating or cooling transformation (CHT or CCT) data into isothermal transformation data (TTT), and also a conversion of TTT data into CHT or CCT data, under a restrictive assumption of constant cooling or heating rate.
This supports the idea that it is practicable to block a known marker in order to allow the development of probes for targets of interest.
