Yet they are costly to install, difficult to use and almost impossible to integrate with other solutions.
The following year, Fox purchased the North American rights to the Tri-Ergon system, though the company found it inferior to Movietone and virtually impossible to integrate the two different systems to advantage.
The second problem is nonlinear and it is impossible to integrate in (14) in a closed form.
Although a few interviewees perceived benefits in the local choice and sense of ownership that a bottom-up approach would bring, others believed it currently impossible to integrate disparate systems and that attempting to do so would set back electronic health records by many years.
Not only did their networks block the wrong thing, but what was blocked changed from minute to minute, making it nearly impossible to integrate the internet into curriculum and presentations.
Both these approaches are locally targeted - they cannot be replicated on a national scale; they would add to the, already well-developed, collection of local studies on mobile pastoral populations (see Randall 2008 for examples), but they would be impossible to integrate into the national data collection schemes and thus into the pathways to reporting many of the SDG indicators.
Despite the introduction of novel computational methods, given that they are often based on distinct or incompatible principles, it is difficult or impossible to integrate these methods across the multiple levels of organization and time-scales characteristic of living systems [ 140- 142].
"It's impossible to integrate this material into some rational coherent explanation, which is very unlike Catholicism".
Czech president Milos Zeman, known for his fiery anti-migrant rhetoric, claimed on Sunday it was "practically impossible" to integrate the Muslim community into European society.
Could they stop looking?" While I liked the poetry of Sue's analogy, I disagreed with the thought, for I suspect that someone who has grown up in a completely colorless world would find it confusing, or even impossible, to integrate a new "sense" such as color with an already complete visual world.
