Sentence examples for practicable access from inspiring English sources
The basin is bounded on the south by the towering Kunlun Mountains with many peaks in the western part exceeding 20,000 feet (6,000 metres) above sea level and on the north and east by the Altun and Qilian mountain systems; Dangjin Pass, which cuts between the Altun and Qilian systems, provides the only practicable access to Gansu province.
The seventh category includes "bulky items primarily comprising iron, steel, concrete and similar unharmful materials for which the concern is physical impact and limited to those circumstances, where such wastes are generated at locations, such as small islands with isolated communities, having no practicable access to disposal options other than dumping" [25].
There are no practicable alternatives to access patient data of this quality that would be of equal effectiveness.
This approach is practicable.
However, recent developments in minimal access surgery make LUNA a practicable treatment option.
We show that although the decision version of VLSP seems to be intractable in the general case, it can be solved optimally for lengths 1 and 2. This result opens the possibility of practicable algorithms to schedule searches efficiently when expected access times can be categorised as either slow or fast.
The socioecological landscape planning approach was found practicable.
"The only practicable way forward is a new international treaty on access to communications data and content, which must involve safeguards that will be acceptable to all," said Anderson.
Legislation also contains enabling measures which allow researcher access to PID where there is no practicable alternative [ 10, 19, 45, 49, 108- 111].
Simple modifications in the control packets format and/or the channel access mechanism can upgrade CSMA/CA into simple, yet practicable, multi-user MIMO aware MAC protocol.
It created a legal framework for the present-day national parks, and specified relative ease of access: "The distribution of selected areas should as far as practicable be such that at least one of them is quickly accessible from each of the main centres of population".
