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But Littleboy says centralised e-waste recycling facilities, like those developed in Europe, are impractical in Australia because of the geography and population density.
But starving Amtrak of needed resources now in the name of advancing reforms that are impractical in the foreseeable future amounts to a death sentence for passenger rail.
Further uptake of EAs in this industry is hindered by BPS being computationally intensive: optimisation runs taking days or longer are impractical in a time-competitive environment.
Current successful AGC (Accurate Glycemic Control) protocols require extra clinical effort and are impractical in less acute wards where patients are still susceptible to stress-induced hyperglycemia.
While these solutions certainly work and offer the most security, PGP and S/MIME the encryption solutions most favored by experts—are so complex that they are impractical, in fact almost unusable, for a non-technical user.
Traditional flood-mitigation schemes, such as buying out householders or raising existing buildings are impractical in New York: ground floors in the city are built for shops, and raising buildings would either be too costly, too destructive to neighbourhoods, or both.
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