However, the interference-limited reality in femtocell networks makes interference and resource management the key to achieving the benefits of femtocell networks.
But concerns for safety and proving feasibility often mean that the intervention is designed in such a way that, while it leads to a successful pilot, it is not replicable in the resource-limited reality of most countries.
It is not physically hard to say, "Do you have a grown-up with you?" or "Who are you here with?" It is only mentally hard, the challenge of unlearning old phrases, of re-educating the tongue to reflect the less-limited realities of the day.
Television executives originally embraced such limited-run reality shows as an inexpensive way to combat the glut of summer repeats that always advanced the erosion of their audiences by inviting viewers to flock to cable channels.
Considering the high rates of pain as well as its under-management in long-term care (LTC) settings, research is needed to explore innovations in pain management that take into account limited resource realities.
These projects are so keen to present themselves as forces for good that the only message they really convey is 'we have an extremely limited grasp on reality'.
Ms. Peyton's art looks like that of a person whose extraordinarily limited sense of reality comes partly from her own small, exceedingly privileged, bohemian social circle and partly from People magazine.
Calling himself a "fictionalizing philosopher," he began with an assumption that causality is a shared delusion and that even concepts like space and time have a limited basis in reality.
Under the old Google, searches brought up only a limited view of reality: a list of Tiananmen Square-related tour options, say, but no mention of the 1989 military crackdown there.
Model generally takes the form of inputs, processes, and outputs or expected results in a simplified representation of a limited part of reality with related elements.
