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practicable

adj. when something can be done or performed.

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that rule its due respect and try to avoid, as far as practicably
THE USE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW IN CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
consider future needs, the Court adopted the "practicably irrigable
TRIBAL RIGHTS TO GROUNDWATER: THE CASE OF AGUA CALIENTE
The court characterized these projected expenses as "the best information that could practicably be obtained," and recognized that for a newly opened property such as Regency West, the use of projected expenses complied with the mandate of the statute.
Federally subsidized housing requires unique Consideration in tax assessment valuation
As long as you are doing everything practicably possible to ensure your service provides the best health and safety for your patients then you are practising to standard.
It is a duty to care
Sadly, the practicably feasible and politically sensible independence of the Iraqi Kurds cannot be achieved solely by the Kurds themselves.
Iraq not likely to be stitched back together, Kurds ready for independence
However, these were not practicably viable techniques for muscle fatigue reduction, since random modulation of stimulation parameters does not affect much on the muscle fatigue rate.
New FES-assisted knee swinging ergometer for stroke patient: a design and simulation study
The scanning interferometer used a He-Ne laser with the beam collimating, expanding, splitting, and combining to generate the reference and object light to create interferometer patterns practicably. Two nearly parallel light beams, one as the object beam was incident to the magnetic unit containing magnetic fluid and scattered by the magnetic particles to form a speckle field and the other as the reference beam was incident to the speckle field, which generated interferometer fringes in the speckle field.
The magnetic o movement in magnetic fluid characterized by the laser dynamic speckle interferometry
Mineral acids like nitric acid and hydrochloric acid seemed to be the most practicably applicable eluting agents.
TRICHODERMA HARZIANUM: ADSORPTION, DESORPTION, ISOTHERM AND FTIR STUDIES
NSA lawyers told the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court that the agency could not practicably filter out the communications of Americans.
NSA broke privacy rules thousands of times per year -- report
Consent waiver may be granted based on the following criteria: i) the research involves no more than minimal risk to the subject, the waiver or alteration will not adversely affect the rights and welfare of the subjects, and ii) the research could not practicably be conducted without the waiver or alteration, and whenever appropriate, the subjects (including their physicians, as applicable) are provided with additional pertinent information after study participation.
Informed consent in adult psychiatry
The wants are stable, practicably unchangeable; the capacities by means of which he satisfies his wants or needs are subject to reflection and consideration; are, therefore, in constant flux and change and are dynamic.
Jack Houston's editorials in the OBU Bulletin, 1919-1921

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