But energy and climate change minister Amber Rudd told MPs on Wednesday: "In the case of AONBs and national parks, given their size and dispersion, it might not be practical to guarantee that fracking will not take place under them in all cases without unduly constraining the industry".
The law of large numbers guarantees that.
By considering the uncertain disturbances to the train operation, a robust train regulation strategy that guarantees that the practical train timetable tracks the nominal timetable with a disturbance attenuation level is designed, and the total delays of the trains at each station are reduced.
Indeed, they had no guarantees that we could deliver a concise and practical synthesis of ingenol (6) in a reasonable time scale.
On the practical front we can see that at present the CE marking does not offer sufficient guarantees that a product really is safe.
Because ML phylogenetic inference is NP complete [6], no practical method can guarantee that it will find the optimal topology for a large alignment.
To discuss some practical situations that guarantee the fulfilment of the condition (2.18), let us define the following subsets of, as a union of disjoint components associated with some proper or improper subset of the class of primary functions being active to build each on some nonempty subset of the subset of : (2.24).
Furthermore, some effective parameters are introduced such that the obtained results can guarantee that the practical output tracking performance can be realized via easily tuning the controller design parameters.
Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) (practical guaranteed grade, Duksan Pure Chemicals Corp).
AOL's March 12 and Oct. 28, 1996 agreements with Microsoft also guaranteed that, for all practical purposes, Internet Explorer would be AOL's browser of choice, to be distributed and promoted through AOL's dominant, flagship online service, thus leaving Navigator to fend for itself.
