Sentence examples for and is impractical from inspiring English sources

But Eisenhower's family objects to the tapestry concept, saying the metal will not last forever and is impractical and unnecessary.

It was and is impractical to have companies competing either to wire up homes and businesses, or to build long-distance transmission lines.

Moreover, Checkmol is very slow and is impractical to use on very large data sets.

Simulations have shown that reducing the sensing resolution of the FWT algorithm to an RB requires sharp filters and is impractical, that is why sensing is done at multiples of an RB.

As long as there are more than one cluster left, the algorithm merges the two clusters that minimizes the loss of the clustering result as shown in Equation 2. The naive algorithm has time complexity O |V|3)[11] and is impractical for hundreds of thousands of words.

There is another secret, or rather it is learned misinformation that respect for human development, for a child's first steps towards trust of self and others, is a waste of time, takes too long and is impractical.

They were designed just to be beautiful, and were impractical.

Besides, they work less well on windy days and are impractical along city streets.

Cohort studies are time consuming and expensive to conduct, and are impractical for rare diseases, whereas case-control designs can be affected by selection bias or information bias.

And it is impractical, Mr. Nulty said.

However, not all mutations are known, and it is impractical to perform a complete analysis of an individual's mtDNA.