Sentence examples for To be inapplicable from inspiring English sources

Because of this shortcoming, several traditional definitions of logic seem to be inapplicable to these parts of logical studies.

The axiomatic view of theories appears to be inapplicable to chaos.

Adult criteria for obstructive sleep apnea have been shown to be inapplicable to children.

Yet, these solutions are assumed to be inapplicable to modern buildings.

Since both discrete binary variable X and continuous variable P s coexist, the brute force search seems to be inapplicable.

The usual modeling procedure by the SINP code, however, seems to be inapplicable to the event of 20 January 2005.

This assumption makes the second architecture ideally suited to broadcast signal detection (e.g., DVB-T), but would be inapplicable to the first scenario.

"Generally, there is no requirement that the co-op use the same material that was previously used," Mr. Saft said, adding that even if the letter writer's proprietary lease contained such a requirement, it would be inapplicable to the present situation because the earlier shareholder replaced the standard flooring.

Prescriptive methods in fire codes are based on the concept of fire compartmentation and might be inapplicable to large volumes.

The bivalence or fragment-based approach will be inapplicable to the optimization if the molecular weight of a lead is already too high.

Unfortunately, most of the models are still lacking in their predictive ability [ 24- 27] and may be inapplicable to Chinese populations.