Minimizing the increase in ESR posed the greatest design challenge, which limited realistic operation of these test cells to −55 °C (still improved relative to the typical rated limit of −40 °C for commercially available non-aqueous cells).
What E.R. provides is a powerful, if limited, "realistic" portrayal about the role of health care today a role that is increasingly considered to be shaped by the need to intervene in crisis.
The "upper limit of realistic usage," of the CE4 product was recently suggested as 4.0 V (7.3 W), based on the subjective perceptions of vapers4, in a human subjects study included in the "reinvestigation" of our 2015 report6.
The prior knowledge requirements of these methods often limit their realistic applicability.
When the stakes are high -- as they often are in melodramas, film noir homages and sci-fi adventures -- characters can break the kinds of rules that limit more realistic fare.
When this fraction is nonzero, the subspace of causal variants that is detected in Step 1 of our algorithm will differ from the actual subspace (in fact, Step 1 recovery of the causal subspace will sometimes fall short of this ideal limit, as realistic sample sizes n may be much less than p; see upper right and lower left panels in Figs. 4 and 5).
Watchwords for caregivers are self-care, limits, and realistic expectations.
I have not found any informed person who thinks those limits are realistic.
For this summit meeting, Mr. Clinton set limited, though realistic, goals, the White House said before it began.
Those caring for loved ones affected by PTSD need to balance self-care, limits, and realistic expectations.
