Sentence examples for practicable to allow from inspiring English sources

Combining the analytical model with numerical calculations, it is practicable to allow a conversion of continuous heating or cooling transformation (CHT or CCT) data into isothermal transformation data (TTT), and also a conversion of TTT data into CHT or CCT data, under a restrictive assumption of constant cooling or heating rate.

Full field (Ganzfeld) stimulator This should be as large as practicable to allow adequate distance from eye to fixation lights.

Osborne said on Friday that the government was doing "everything that is practicable and possible" to allow tougher tariffs on cheap steel.

Two strategies were investigated to allow the smallest practicable approach to the wet bulb temperature to be achieved: (i) increasing the tower air flowrate, (ii) decreasing the tower water flowrate.

This supports the idea that it is practicable to block a known marker in order to allow the development of probes for targets of interest.

Regulations required local authorities to allow a child to live near their home, as far as reasonably practicable, the report said.

If we're lucky, as adults we figure out how to allow thoughts to rise but yank them back before they reach the yawning, oxygen-less, existential atmosphere — in other words, we keep our musings sufferable and practicable.

Florida statutes require the printed ballot to allow for a vote mark at the right of the candidate's name and requires that the machine version of the ballot "shall as nearly as practicable conform to the arrangement of the paper ballot".

Therefore, we used accumulated knowledge to formulate behavioral "no/low cost" and practicable/actionable pathobiologically and behaviorally informed recommendations to allow families and policy makers to reasonably reduce risks of maternal and pregnancy infection that cause SB.

Our case series reflects the complexity of the condition and by its retrospective nature allows it to be practicable to current clinical practice and adds to the limited evidence basis available.

The bill makes it a state crime for immigrants not to carry authorization papers, requires the police "when practicable" to check the immigration status of people they reasonably suspect are in the country illegally and allows people to sue cities and counties if the law is not being enforced.