One-handed, heavy armor, archery, enchanting, smithing, and block.

You get about 80 perks total, so you should in theory be able to completely fill those trees.
Some perks are usually useless to one specific build, tho, so you probably wont need to max every tree you posted.

You get 80 perks if you max out every skill in the game, which is quite unrealistic (from gameplay point of view, not RP). Realistically you're looking at 50-60 perks, depends how far away from your desired playstyle you're willing to deviate.

You would be able to fill all those perk trees somewhere in the lvl 60-70 range (assuming you took all of them, which as mentioned you might not want to).

You don't even need to unlock all perks for a given skill. One handed, for example. If you specialize in blades, then there's no need to unlock the axe or mace perks, and for bow, I haven't even taken the bow zoom perks yet. But I do want to earn Power Shot and Quick Shot. I'll probably hold off taking the final perks for either 1H or Archery. Paralysis was never that great for me in OB, and especially for Archery - a horizontal opponent is harder to aim at. :dry:

My "specialties" are 1H (sword), archery, light armor, block, and sneak. Mostly I've been buffing raw effectiveness so far. No frills. I'll get to that stuff later after I max out pure damage and protection abilities.

For the archery, paralyzing an opponent can allow you to turn to anyone who was attracted by your archery. And in some cases prevent enemies from getting away or sounding the alarm, which is always handy.