Ultimately, the experience of the last century suggests that the usefulness of seeking closure depends on how badly a society needs it, and how much it can practically achieve.
The goal is now practically achieved, and it could be demonstrated that the W7-X cryostat can be built with reasonable effort.
The average annual rate of reduction (AARR) stands at 1.7 per cent – and unless that rate improves, 50 million children who could have benefited from adequate nutrition by 2015 will miss out, their very lives at stake.4 Latin America/Caribbean, with an AARR of 3.8 per cent, is on track to reach the target, and East Asia/Pacific, with an AARR of 3.6 per cent, has practically already achieved it.
HPC-CLUST can make use of multithreaded execution on multiple nodes and practically achieves optimal parallelization in the distance calculation step.
It results in a hierarchical relation system of 24 fine-grained semantic relations, practically achieving the completeness and uniqueness criteria of relation identification.
The MgCo2O4 show higher theoretical (∼3122 F/g) and practically achieved capacitance (∼320 F/g), larger coulombic efficiency, and cycling stability than the other two; therefore, it could be developed as a low-cost energy storage medium.
Inevitably there are questions about what Junket has practically achieved beyond airing the issues.
In this environment, it is sheer folly to attempt to impose targets without a meaningful road map of how such targets can be practically achieved.
This research indicates the basic concept of Japan's DEMO CWS that can be practically achieved.
This can be practically achieved by using high explosives to shoot two subcritical slugs of fissionable material together in a hollow tube.
In assigning the cuts, E.P.A. officials said, they took into account state economies and current emission levels and what each could practically achieve without causing economic harm.
