Sentence examples for Not realisable from inspiring English sources
These were objectives, I do beg honourable members to reflect, that were not realisable by the means that we adopted.
"Everyone always thought, 'it's a dream, it's a joke, it is something that is not realisable at all,'" said Xavier Vanneste, director and heir to De Halve Maan, Bruges's only continuously working old brewery.
As the right inverse is, in general, not realisable, it is combined with a linear filter.
And Lib Dem Business Secretary Vince Cable accused the Conservatives of wanting to reduce the deficit "brutally", saying his coalition partners' plans were "simply not realisable".
A particular strength of SLM is its ability to manufacture components incorporating periodic lattice structures not realisable by conventional manufacturing processes.
The significance and potential of this new computational approach to 3D graphic statics is demonstrated through numerous examples, which illustrate how the disjointed force polyhedra enable force-driven design explorations of new structural typologies that were simply not realisable with previous implementations of 3D graphic statics.
In the past, a nationwide analysis of hospital data has not been realisable for Austrian sickness funds due to the federal character of the Austrian healthcare system.
It should be noted, however, that deterministic nearest-neighbour donor placements are not yet physically realisable due to the P incorporation mechanism currently employed[27, 53].
The aspiration – whether realisable or not – is clear: authoritarian societies such as Putin's Russia, Erdoğan's Turkey and Orbán's Hungary that maintain certain democratic trappings as a convenient front.
We recognized that validation would ideally have been performed in a sample from the population in which the main study was to be conducted, but not all ideals are realisable in current-day Pakistan.
Turing's treatment has a severely finitistic flavour: his argument is that the relevant action of the brain is not only computable, but realisable as a totally finite machine, i.e. as a Turing machine that does not use any 'tape' at all.
