Sentence examples for be impossible to compensate from inspiring English sources
Therefore it would be impossible to compensate for any inaccuracy evident in any one sample matrix.
This type of instability is impossible to compensate for with any of the standard compensation techniques.
Secondly, because the resulting large phase gradients correspond to large changes in the local wave vectors that might fall outside of the range encompassed by the focussing numerical aperture; in this situation, it is impossible to compensate for the distortion as the corrected ray would fall outside of the microscope NA.
Mr. Feinberg and Judge Hellerstein are right, bearing in mind that it's impossible to fully compensate people who were harmed in their selfless efforts to help out after 9/11.
The need for global action is underlined by recent evidence suggesting that the current Copenhagen Accord commitments will be insufficient to maintain a medium (50 66 %) chance of achieving the 2 °C target (den Elzen et al. 2011), and that it will be virtually impossible to compensate in later years if actions are delayed until 2030 (den Elzen et al. 2010).
It may be hypothesised that patients with more severe diabetic peripheral neuropathy or with more impaired functional capacity would benefit less from training, due to the fact that, from a functional point of view, the detrimental effects of the disease are impossible to reverse or compensate.
While [it is] impossible to compensate for the death of a loved one, we are determined to make sure the punishment fits the crime.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies says it is "arithmetically impossible" to compensate for the loss in tax credits through the increase in the minimum wage.
Fourth, it is impossible to capture everything from the original, so translators compensate in many ways.
Since it is impossible to avoid any loss of data packets, it becomes necessary to compensate in some way the data that the decoder has not received.
