Most of the existing methods need a numerical or measured baseline mode shape serving as a reference to identify damage, and this requirement extremely limits the practicability of the methods.
However, the process requires a gas chamber and this greatly limits the practicability for treating orthopaedic implants which involve complex-shaped parts or curved surfaces, such as the tapered surface in a femoral stem or the ball-shaped surface in a femoral head.
In our view, however, this might have made assessment of this single risk factor too cumbersome for the critically ill patient and also would have limited the practicability of a future screening instrument and, therefore, this risk factor was assessed by the patient's ICU nurse.
Although the sample size of this pilot study is limited (due to the practicability reasons associated with the applied procedures), the standard deviations are low, which improved the statistical power of our analysis.
However, when dealing with a large quantity of time nodes, due to the curse of dimensionality, the practicability will be limited when solving the model through this method.
We used the Taneichi Score because of the practicability and easy appliance in the clinical practice.
Jack Straw, the home secretary, immediately attacked the demand for neutrality in referendums and may reject this proposal.There are also question marks over the practicability of some of the other Neill proposals in particular his suggestion that there should be a limit of £20m on total expenditure by any political party during an election.
However, the practicability of a merger remains in question.
The laws of physical chemistry and physics govern the practicability and efficiency of chemical engineering operations.
Ofcom is due to present its report on the practicability of the site-blocking measures included in the DEA to Hunt in the coming weeks.
