This makes it impossible to define a workable limit for ψ Θ from which a 3-D interpretation of the data is justified, as can be done for ψ Υ ("The quasi-electric phase tensor" section) and ψ Φ (Booker 2014).
Virtually every household has a TV set with a V-chip -- a crude but workable technology for limiting what children watch.
A key reason members of Congress failed in setting workable employment-based immigration limits in 1990 is they lacked imagination – or any sense of our technological future.
The analysis shows that the lower limit of workable ammonia concentration decreases with increasing turbine inlet pressure.
The strategy is so temptingly successful: as long as the defense has no workable legal redress, why limit the aggressiveness of the government's strategy?
As Google has demonstrated, computerized systems that replace human drivers are now largely workable and could greatly limit human error, which causes most of the 33,000 deaths and 1.2 million injuries that now occur each year on the nation's roads.
Because time is an important variable at sea and positive identification in the focal individual follow-up is critical (i.e., knowing if the individual is a female, male, or juvenile), and space and computer workable area is often limited for equipment for the photo-id, a new program for photo-id is lacking.
With consumers already stretched to the limit, the only workable solutions on both ends of the life cycle will require a significant public investment to expand access to childcare and homecare services and improve the quality of jobs.
Limited but workable government.
"His disengagement reflects," the cable concluded, "his recognition that a sharp reduction in resources limits his ability to find workable compromises among the Kremlin elite".
"The limits are not appropriate or workable and that's been obvious for a long time," said Fred Wertheimer, an advocate of campaign law revisions.
