Sentence examples for technically attainable from inspiring English sources
It is ironic that the more shapes and sizes that become technically attainable, the narrower our template of what is attractive becomes.
These facts, coupled with a calculation showing that the mass of fissionable material needed for a weapon was much lower than generally believed and therefore technically attainable comprised the substance of the famous 1941 memorandum to the British wartime Maud committee by Frisch and Peierls, both of whom knew the German work intimately and were by then refugees from Hitler.
A short acquisition time is technically attainable; however, the acquisition time should not be reduced at the cost of compromised diagnostic confidence.
In particular, it is shown that the performance calculated by an earlier black-box approach is not attainable by technically and economically realistic systems.
c The right to health (technically, the Right to the Highest Attainable Standard of Physical and Mental Health) is the human rights statement most central to GHD, and every country is now party to at least one international instrument that includes health-related rights [ 72].
Central to global health in the IFHR is the right to health, technically known as the Right to the Highest Attainable Standard of Physical and Mental Health.
These are attainable things".
The impossible is attainable".
