Starting from an agent's wishes, which form the primitive, most fundamental motivational attitude, we define its goals as induced by those wishes that do not yet hold, i.e., are unfulfilled, but are within the agent's practical possibility to bring about, i.e., are implementable for the agent.
In this case, since the over-barrier reflection of the BP and sub-barrier tunneling of the BP occur in pulse and permanent magnetic fields, respectively, the practical possibility to study these quantum phenomena separately exists.
The number of all possible combinations of mutations in the RT is immense and it is therefore beyond any practical possibility to present their complete analysis in a written report.
When a person has no practical possibility to act because something or someone constrains their (second-order) capacity of action, then they are disabled and impaired, and not 'in health'.
As releasing from jail in Italy most of times take place with no forewarning, our patients were released without any therapeutic record and no practical possibility to continue treatment out of jail.
One logical, and practical, possibility was to make the operations of the school part of the curriculum.
Nor can it overlook that factual situation - or the practical possibilities and impossibilities to which it gives rise - when deciding on the legal requirements for the future conduct of the Parties.
He emerged from the struggle with a more catholic view of human happiness, a delight in poetry for its own sake, a more placable attitude in controversy, a hatred of sectarianism, and an ambition no less noble and disinterested but moderated to practical possibilities.
This pessimism has prevailed in the years since Wikler wrote, and there has been little philosophical attention to practical possibilities for the inclusion of people with cognitive impairments.
