The preservation of Forest Glen is a miraculous outcome that seemed practically unattainable 10 or 15 years ago.
Or perhaps next season a luxurious black hooded jumper printed with roses will be theirs for a steep, but not unattainable, £300.
More importantly, the local dimming allows deep blacks without sacrificing peak white brightness for an all-new level of picture quality with a previously unattainable 2M 1 dynamic contrast.
So I'm not searching for the unattainable, 5'11" next Gisele.
While media images are unrealistic and unattainable, 7 out of 10 teenage girls start dieting as they strive to look like them.
The additional power gained might be critical, e.g., when mapping rare functional variation where common, less informative markers might fail to show maximum association, or in pharmacogenomic studies, where sample sizes are small and replication samples are unattainable [23].
The assumption that follows from this constraint is that all of the metabolic power ( = M−a) required to overcome hydrodynamic drag converts into drag power (
A target sample size which was suitable to detect even a rather strong effect of systematic lymphadenectomy on survival (e.g.: hazard ratio for death=0.66, which translates into increases in 5-year survival, from 80 to 86%) was deemed practically unattainable (521 patients).
A clear pattern emerges in Table 11 across gender and immigrant group indicating that if an immigrant is unable to obtain at least a partial job match, economic assimilation is unattainable (row 1).
Diversification conceivably ensues by ecological opportunity and adaptation to the exploitation of previously unattainable resources [ 1, 2]; by restricted gene flow through allopatric means [ 3, 4]; and disruptive selection and sympatric speciation [ 5, 6].
Simulations suggest that C2 yields greater than 8 9% are unattainable with CH4/O2 mixtures in homogeneous reactors.
