Military privatization and marketization has been an uneven and improvised process, reflecting the real world limitations of applied neoliberalism, and the evolution of the neoliberal ideational framework itself".
As such, these data may prompt a re-evaluation of blood pressure targets to reflect real world limitations for doctors managing hypertension in the busy and often complex primary care setting.
A near-celebrity within his neighborhood, Lior seems unaware of his real-world limitations -- a fact that worries his stepmother, Lynne Iser, though not his father, Mordechai.
But in dealing with some of the world's most intractable governments — from the Middle Kingdom to the Middle East — Mr. Obama inevitably hits some real-world limitations.
Some of the real-world limitations of op-amps have also been considered.
It considers some of the real-world limitations of operational amplifiers.
He also worries about real-world limitations of such technology, such as the cat walking by and somehow activating the device with her tail.
Nonetheless, there is no clear evidence in the literature to support the use of electrochemical discharge in real systems, neither are there clear indications of the real-world limitations of this practice.
We must mention that these assumptions are hard to find in real-world situations where they may be other objects such as pen or pencils in the hand of the student under observation but in the present work, we limit the work with these constraints, however, in our future work, we plan to include the above mentioned real-world limitations for a real working system.
But that phase quickly met real-world limitations as the perverse consequences of market-centric reform became evident.
So something about public perceptions of the candidates is changing, but the real-world limitations of telephone survey interviewing leaves us uncertain about exactly what.
