Therefore, the time complexity for classifying a single observation is even as high as which is unbearable in practice.
This article describes the methodological development of a quantitative instrument to measure the nature and intensity of unbearable suffering, practical aspects of its use in end-stage cancer patients in general practice, and studies content validity and psychometric properties.
And not only that, but consider our nation's young men dying of heatstroke because they continue to practice in unbearable heat.
Better understanding of this can help the discussion about the extent to which professional and judicial concepts of unbearable suffering apply in practice.
Heat-associated stress and fogging of the goggles with severe impaired visibility were two particular concerns from healthcare workers necessitating the abrupt interruption of practice due to unbearable working conditions.
To examine the extent to which the conceptual difference between (a) the presence of aspects, and (b) the extent to which they lead to unbearable suffering actually exists in practice, scatter plots of presence (a) versus the sum cores of unbearability (b) were made for the sums cores per domain.
But the pressure to practice circumspection about the unbearable urges of the libido has vastly diminished.
The most commonly used arguments for euthanasia were that self-determination is a right and that the practice alleviates severe or unbearable suffering.
He also indulges in the time-honored practice — irresistible to fathers and unbearable to sons in every generation — of dispensing life lessons, homilies of macho worldliness.
A 1989 article in the New England Journal of Medicine stated, "To allow a patient to experience unbearable pain or suffering is unethical medical practice".
