Sentences with phrase «practical limitations of»

The chalky white painted wood stripped down to reveal beige undertones looks highly realistic - without the practical limitations of real painted hardwood - and are available in a trendy wider than usual 36x6» format.

One of the real practical limitations of med - arb, I think, is that the parties always look at the neutral as a decision maker, rather than as a facilitator.

Split into four roughly equal quadrants, Wool hints at the practical limitations of the silkscreen while also plainly and proudly displaying the nature of his painterly trickery.

That decision suggests the practical limitations of the self - organised model.

However, these results can not be made into definitive conclusions, given the many methodological flaws and practical limitations of the study.

Also be ready to accept the practical limitations of your research and communicate these to your reader by letting them know about limited the time and funds that have restricted the breadth and / or depth of your analysis.

It has no sense of the ethical and practical limitations of its role.

A key practical limitation of terahertz technology, however, is that it only works over short distances.

Speed in the Rogue Warrior has a practical limitation of about 100 km / h, or perhaps even less based on my experience, and unless you're on perfectly groomed snow or deep powder, the ride is a little rough simply due to the non-compliance of the tracks.

However for its size, there's no denying the practical limitation of cramped rear seats, and while the interior is beautifully trimmed, all that expensive wood and leather does demand a certain amount of respect from the occupants.

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Gottlieb's nonchalance toward this fundamental limitation of Mendelssohn's thought suggests that his own strong sympathy for Mendelssohn has less to do with the foundations of his philosophy than with its practical ramifications.

Political activity encourages a «limitation of view, which appears so clear and practical, but which amounts to little more than a mental fog.»

But Hubert Dreyfus and others have suggested that the whole project of attempting to develop and apply systems of artificial intelligence may be subject to limitations which are not just practical but philosophical (see, e.g., WCCD, Parts II and III and Conclusion).

Keeping in mind the stringent requirements that school food service personnel must adhere to, as well as the unique limitations of school facilities and budgets, Boot Camp offered practical techniques and production methods for bringing scratch cooking to schools in a cost - and labor - efficient manner.

Besides these practical limitations that make removal difficult, it is striking the absence in mainstream political / public debate of any considerations of the moral and broader societal significance of deporting individuals that, having committed a crime, through imprisonment have paid their debt with justice and, instead of being given another chance (was not imprisonment meant to be a tool for rehabilitation?)

For one thing, as a panel of data practitioners pointed out at a 2012 CampaignTech panel I attended, you quickly tend to run into practical limitations: to take advantage of the ability to cut your list into 20 demographic segments, you'll need a staff big enough to produce unique persuasive content for each of those segments (otherwise, what's the point?).

Extraction of precious natural resources like water has inherent practical and infrastructural limitations.

What looks like hypocrisy is usually the presence of idealism within practical limitations.

There are some practical limitations to calling a special election for the two Senate seats in March — namely, the state budget would be due in the coming days and the results of the election could trigger a leadership upheaval in the chamber.

«While a voice call to 911 is always preferred, in certain circumstances a text to 911 may be safer or more practical; specifically for persons with hearing or speech limitations,» said Director of Emergency Services, Kevin Revere.

This drastically overcomes practical and challenging limitations of metamaterials which are not found in nature and hence would require complicated and complex design to imbue them with special properties.

That proves the principle of the saser, but the device itself has tremendous practical limitations.

Freedom in science is not often attained because of practical limitations imposed by (1) job requirements, (2) money, and (3) time.

While there are some practical limitations to unplugging (e.g. you need to carry your phone for emergencies, or your only weight training equipment is at a fancy health club with lots of electricity), you should try to go out of the way to ensure your toughest workout sessions occur in as unplugged a state as possible.

The practical and useful lesson plans were obviously developed by teachers who understand the limitations of time and resources in many classroom situations.

Alongside these factors, there is also a practical limitation on how quickly learning can be rolled out with classroom - based instruction, as the capacity to deliver is limited by the number of available classrooms and trainers.

Despite (or perhaps because of) the well - known limitations of using free school meal eligibility, our research suggests that it is presently the most practical measure of pupil deprivation.

However, mobius has a very serious limitation that can be observed in the video: introducing text using the virtual keyboard is not practical beyond a couple of words.

There's no technical limitation or minimum requirement, but two practical factors would be: 1) in an irrevocable trust, you are placing some of your assets forever outside of your control and you can not directly benefit from them, and 2) since you can not be a trustee of your own irrevocable trust the trust will have to contain enough assets to pay the trustees for their time as well as to pay the beneficiaries for whom the trust is set up.

The point is that even though there are numerous practical limitations, it's still one of the best ways to manage money - if you're a DIY investor or a professional money manager.

We asked: «Please send us proposals for shows regardless of practical limitations — submissions may include any number of artists alive or dead (or none at all), use any locations on this planet (or off), and assume a budget that is limitless.»

As artists and activists began to move more seamlessly between the private gallery world and public tagging, a new generation of street artists came about, expanding both practical and ideological limitations of creative «vandalism.»

The New York Times alludes to Walter Benjamin in its headline and Roberta Smith reminds readers of the practical limitations on Google Art Project when it bumps up against 20th Century copyright protections.

I'm aware that archtecture is an expression of desires, hopes and ambitions, as well as myriad practical needs and limitations, which shape a structure's design.

Because of the space, the show provided itself with some practical limitations.

With the load profiles that existed and the limitations and economics of certain types of assets it was simply a practical matter of putting the square pegs in the square holes and the round pegs in the round holes.

Before Copenhagen, the US House of Representatives had passed a bill requiring a 17 percent reduction below 2005 levels by 2020 and this was a practical limitation on what the United States could commit to in international negotiations.

While the large volume and technical detail of this material places practical limitations upon the extent to which changes to these Reports will normally be made at Sessions of Working Groups or the Panel, «acceptance» signifies the view of the Working Group or the Panel that this purpose has been achieved.

Although manual review and coding may be time consuming and impose practical limitations on how many briefs one can study, it allows researchers to investigate document features of interest for which no automated tests exist.

People who have successfully incorporated technology into their lives, who can speak about its practical features and limitations, easily cut across a range of areas, including occupation, generation, race, sexual orientation, disability and gender.

That was unlikely to be a limitation on the application of UCT 1999 which was of any practical importance because it was difficult to suppose that any implied term would be other than reasonable, or other than fair (either generally or as defined in reg 5 (1)-RRB-.

For a Majority of the Court of Appeal (judgment was delivered from the bench), it is consistent with the public interest that they be allowed to put old obligations behind them, and get on with their economic lives: «If participation in that type of corporate reorganization had the effect of reviving statute barred debts, no such re-organizations would be practical, and the whole purpose of the limitation statute would be defeated.»

One practical way is to include an expiration date on the transaction, such as, a statute of limitation period.

While I applaud the goal of protecting those vulnerable in our society from the harmful actions of others, it seems there are some practical limitations in determining what is hateful.

They require frank conversations negotiating the boundaries of the relationship and each partner's needs, desires and limitations, none of which are commonplace in monogamous or diamorous relationships, and practical issues about sex, expectations of fidelity, children, parenting obligations and financial responsibilities must also be addressed.

Even leaving aside these major structural limitations of the Muscutt framework, the author suggests that many of the individual factors themselves are problematic on both a practical and a theoretical level.

While they seemed of little practical significance Canadians saw them as an inappropriate limitation on Canadian national sovereignty.

Sam explains that current electronic signature laws have some limitations and additional requirements, but not when it comes to the «practical application» of electronic signatures in business.

That this design is only marginally less practical than wearing the watch on your wrist either speaks volumes to the current limitations of Android Wear, or indicates this wasn't such a crazy idea to begin with.

The official statement says that the target, created under the government of South Korea, will consider the proposal of the Ministry of Justice, finalize it and prepare a package of practical norms for the development of the cryptocurrency market, and not its limitations.