net realizable value
able to be achieved:
His dream of creating a multi-billion dollar empire proved ultimately to be realizable.

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realizable
Indeed, 'unreal' examples like the second are expressly contrived to make them realizable in the contextual conditions of the classroom.
In order to obtain physically realizable and meaningful solutions, we ought to distinguish classical solutions from collision ones.
Only the very small values of m seem t o be realizable.
Moreover, having resources and being in a social position where planning is culturally encouraged, will not of themselves ensure effective or realizable planning outcomes.
We can show that all models of this hierarchy are realizable.
The projection is clearly a realizable map, that is, it is computed by the index of a partial recursive function.
Such systems may be underactuated and may become practically realizable, if the power pack requirements are small enough.
In scene analysis, it is a general method for finding both realization conditions and parameterizations in the realizable cases.
Are the actual dimensional values of the optimal wall properties practically realizable ?
Condition (i) in the definition of realizable sequences is easy to check.
However, we cannot obtain all the trunks in a finite amount of time and this story is not realizable in general.
In process descriptions, the assumptions that allow a process to be realizable introduce uncertainties.
Of course, there are several ways to define what it means for a formula in predicate logic to be 'realizable'.
One says a closed formula is realizable, if some number realizes it with respect to all oracles.
Real-time implementation of the control algorithms based on implicit dynamic equations is thus not realizable.
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