Sentence examples for practicable solutions from inspiring English sources
Rather than practicable solutions they are a reference for the performance of any other detector.
To this end, the common knowledge and possible difficulties concerning a station dispatcher in his/her routine work are firstly studied, and the D-Agent is proposed with the purpose of working out practicable solutions to these challenging tasks as a dispatcher does.
It includes the identification and exploration of the problems currently being faced by the patient and aiding the patient to develop and implement practicable solutions.
It involves working with the patient to identify and explore the problems that they are currently faced with and aiding the patient to develop and implement practicable solutions.
Wherever practicable, solutions were found quickly and included interventions such as the student (and sometimes the mentor) contacting a lecturer or head of department, finding better accommodation, or providing a computer for FOMSS students where university resources were inadequate, etc".
The social situation it presents seems hopeless and none of the characters is aware of any practicable solution.
No children should be forced to endure the serious health consequences from pollution and vermin associated with transfer stations because grown-ups cannot devise a safe and practicable solution to the city's garbage problem.
At the beginning of the last decade, consensus emerged among planners that the Second Avenue subway was the most practicable solution to the problem, even if every mention of it provoked what one planner called a "Pavlovian chuckle".
Miller's wish to make people more aware of the long-ago hurts that drive them and to bring an end to the cycle of generational abuse is undoubtedly a worthy one, but she stops at casting blame, without going on to provide a practicable solution.
In our opinion, pervaporation (PV) technology provides a practicable solution to treat the brine water.
"HS2 remains the only proper and practicable solution to creating sufficient long-term capacity for Britain's railways".
