Sentence examples for be impractical to make from inspiring English sources

In many scenarios, however, it may be impractical to make joint coding decisions for all of the layers.

The machines that string bases together make many errors, so it is impractical to make a string of more than 50 to 100 bases at once.

In multi-channel CR networks, it is impractical to make SUs to sense all the channels.

The run times of computer-intensive simulators are often such that it is impractical to make the thousands of model runs that are conventionally required for sensitivity analysis, uncertainty analysis or calibration.

Where it was impractical to make quantitative measures, we recorded descriptive (qualitative) information that would enable us to examine for relative differences in habitat structure.

These would be impractical to analyse manually.

"The problem for the district is that it's just impractical to make an evaluation when you don't know the child and he's never been in the system".

There is likely to be a major increase in the resources devoted to this area, given that it is completely impractical to make the whole London transport system secure from the threat of terrorism.

Whereas just a few years ago it was still impractical to make this real (OnLive's inability to build a truly successful business on a streaming games service is evidence of this), Nvidia has waited, developed its own service and paid attention to when conditions were right.

It is clearly impractical to make real world empirical measurements of visible range for all of these variables.

Thus, it is impractical to employ a centralized decision making process to attain the equilibrium of the game.