Further, it was already a condition on a prescription's expressing an intention that its realization appears to the subject to be practicable; it can now be added that I can only form an intention now if I expect it to contribute to the satisfaction of the prescription.
Such slow HfO2 etching rate is advantageous with respect to previous reports using SF6/Ar [8] from the process control viewpoint, as it allows to process a typical 2-nm-thick gate oxide in a practicable etching time, i.e. approximately 30 s.
But that would have required wholesale changes to company law and was not practicable, it said.
Is it physically practicable to incorporate the grain boundary (GB) energy decrease with GB segregation into the parabolic kinetics of grain growth?
In order to prove practicable, we define three command flows, i.e., connection contention mechanism, bandwidth request and grant mechanism, and data transmit and receive mechanism.
Yet what I did certainly brought it about that as many people as possible were saved from the shipwreck, so that a utilitarian would say that I brought about the best consequences, and anyone might agree that I found the only practicable way of avoiding a dramatically worse outcome.
And, finally, we have recourse to a remedy I think potentially the simplest, and practicable for all concerned.
The practicable channel capacity of the system is guaranteed when t i C i = t j C j, ( i ≠ j ).
Finally, in spite of achieving good S.S. and low D it values, the low I on/I off (~104) of Ge/GeO2/high-k MOSFETs is not practicable for low-power device applications because of the high S/D junction leakage due to insufficient activation and rapid diffusion of n-type dopants in Ge [9, 11, 14, 15].
As a working clinical nurse, I don't find that a practicable approach: someone has to be ultimately responsible for clinical decisions, and M.D.'s have that authority.
