NASA plans human planetary explorations using approaches that are technically feasible, have reasonable risks and have relatively low costs.
This has left data protection authorities, mobile phone operators, and data users with little guidance on technically sound yet reasonable models for the privacy-conscientious use of mobile phone data.
The service provider must enable the use of telemedia and payment for them to occur anonymously or via a pseudonym where this is technically possible and reasonable.
Moreover, a court can second-guess whether an Internet advertising network is taking all technically feasible and reasonable measures to prevent the placement of ads on a site that has not been found to infringe an existing intellectual property right.
The money shot is, obviously, that these are "technically feasible and reasonable measures designed to prevent access by its subscribers located within the United States to the foreign infringing site".
Elective cricothyroidotomy has a low complication rate and is a reasonable, technically less demanding option in critically ill patients with challenging neck anatomy requiring a surgical airway.
In accepting this MAC, Health Canada (2006) decided that it represents "the lowest level of arsenic in drinking water that can be technically achieved at reasonable cost, especially for smaller public systems and private wells".
There is no geographic limit to which agents can otherwise conduct stops amid roving patrols, though they are technically required to have reasonable suspicion to do so.
Ministers should want to know a policy is technically feasible, has a reasonable chance of working, and is the best available option; but a policy must also be able to command sufficient political and public support to be implemented.
Both options are "technically achievable and economically reasonable," says energy expert Daniel Kammen, the director of the lab.
