Sentences with phrase «practical constraints»

The idea of the project was to develop a course under practical constraints and show that it is possible to adhere to good learning design principles.

Problems arise because practical constraints on the size of computers ensure that the horizontal distance between model grid - points may be as much as a degree or two of latitude or longitude — that is to say, a distance of many tens of kilometres.

Primarily, we have worked within high - stakes testing classrooms alongside teachers who are attempting ambitious work (Grant, 2003) within practical constraints, including the scarcity of planning and instructional time, the inevitable challenges with technology access and troubleshooting, and the pressures of high stakes testing.

Practical constraints However, the collection of donor milk, whether drip milk or expressed milk, in the community depends on the availability of clean water for washing hands, breasts and utensils, access to deep freeze storage facilities and some system for collecting and transporting the donated frozen milk to the hospital special care baby nursery.

«When you are diving there are so many practical constraints to what you can do.

The idea of the project was to develop a course under practical constraints typically faced by learning design and development teams, and show that it is possible to adhere to good learning design principles.

While legal publishers use their best efforts to deliver current content, economic reality and human fallibility impose practical constraints on what is delivered.

The task force lists a series of external factors that have driven it to these conclusions, including a rapidly building wave of new law graduates on the horizon, a new emphasis on skills development in law school curricula, the dwindling willingness of lawyers and law firms to participate in the process, and the law society's own practical constraints.

Other communities have laws that put practical constraints on beekeeping, such as limits on numbers of hives and a requirement that the beekeeper provide water for the bees.

With fewer practical constraints that other areas of the house, once you've covered the basics — ie, great clothes storage and a comfortable bed to sleep in — deciding on the décor is the fun part.

Even if I have a brilliant idea about something directly related to my field, practical constraints — equipment availability, funding, a PI's obstinacy — can make it impossible to instantly switch.

They do this by taking scientific knowledge, applying it to the problem (whether that involves the strength of steel or the speed of computers), and designing the smartest solution they can find within financial and practical constraints.

Because of the practical constraint of trying to mimimize commissions as a percent of the value of your portfolio, the goal of owning ten or more stocks is probably only realistic with accounts of $ 20,000 or more.

No explicit reference to costs is made but adopting «practical constraints» may take into account implicit economic considerations.

Nonetheless, the head must make a serious attempt, with the available information and having regard to the practical constraints, to discharge the responsibility imposed by the Act to apply the requirements to disclose or not disclose...