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While this might theoretically be a sensible approach, it is practically unfeasible to attain since the voting procedure under the UNFCCC can only be changed by a consensus vote.
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But replacing the road would entail acquiring and razing residential neighborhoods in order to widen the road, a prospect that the state officials consider "socially, financially and practically unfeasible, " according to Eileen Peters, a department spokeswoman.
The direct estimation of this strength is practically unfeasible, due to difficulties in sampling and testing.
And he teed up the third by seizing the ball in the Dutch box, dashing past a defender and playing a reverse pass that seemed practically unfeasible at the speed he was running, and the angle he was at, presenting Allofs with a chance to make it 3-0.
The pledge to eventually close Rikers, a proposition once thought to be politically and practically unfeasible, came as an independent commission was about to release a 97-page report that recommended replacing the jails on Rikers with a system of smaller, borough-based jails, at a cost of $10.6 billion.
In large-scale epidemiologic studies addressing health risks related to hormonal active xenobiotics, it is practically and economically unfeasible to measure serum levels of more than a few compounds.
Moreover, a comparison between medical and surgical therapy would be practically unfeasible, thus confirming that patients are not prone to be casually allocated to very different options [ 25– 30].
Pilling et al. [5] (Discussion, p12, col 2) state "Since conducting such trials with sufficient replication to allow robust statistical analysis is currently practically unfeasible, expert interpretation of the data by scientists with experience in undertaking such trials is considered vital".
Because current care as usual is not standardised, and blinding of the participating gynaecologists with respect to predictive factors for recurrent disease is practically unfeasible, a randomised design could reduce the contrast between study arms and thereby threaten the validity of the results.
The plan, laid out in a 51-page report, solidifies the mayor's stance on closing Rikers, a goal that he was reluctant to embrace and that a few years ago seemed politically and practically unfeasible.
However, most of the currently available implementations lack efficiency due to the highly dynamic and hierarchically flat nature of the underlying wireless mobile networking environment, that make any traditional solution based on centralized schemes and statically defined roles practically unfeasible.
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