The limits of their power meant everything shoddy about this agreement: that the US and others could choose their own emissions targets; wouldn't be legally bound or on a strict timeline; and won't pay poorest countries, who have done practically nothing to create the problem but now suffer practically everything, what is needed to adapt to climate change.
Glue code synthesis approaches technically permit one to construct an assembly of components that guarantees specific properties but, practically, they may suffer from the state-space explosion phenomenon.
Practically all of us suffer from stress, particularly of the work-related variety; 91% of the British workforce feels a degree of unhappiness at work, and about 40m working days are lost each year in the UK due to stress.
Dissolution of LiClO4 made the systems thermally even more robust: [(8/2) PEO/PEI]10–LiClO4 suffered practically no weight loss below 300 °C.
The Baron's bullets had hit Lewis' compass, goggles, coat and trouser leg, but he was practically unhurt, having suffered only minor burns.
In the aftermath of the hurricane in coastal Florida, it became apparent that well-constructed buildings with shutters had suffered practically no damage from winds that caused serious structural problems to lesser buildings.
At the same time, no financiers have been arrested for blatant legal violations, probably including extensive fraud, which have led millions of people to suffer and have practically brought our great nation to its knees.
I like the wireless earbuds quite a bit, but they suffer the same issue as practically every Apple headphone before them — the hard plastic design is a bit unforgiving for different sized ears.
Although acne is practically a rite of passage more than 80% of Americans suffer from the skin condition, which can cause pimples, cysts, and red, inflamed skin, at some point in their lives it's not entirely understood.
Although the settlement's approval seems practically assured after this latest development, Intel may still have to suffer through its day in court.
