Sentence examples for been impractical to simultaneously from inspiring English sources
Since it has been impractical to simultaneously simulate all-scale phenomena in global atmospheric models, from deep convection on a scale of O(1) km to global circulation on a scale of O(104) km, deep convection has been expressed as a parameterization in conventional general circulation models (GCMs) (e.g., Arakawa and Schubert 1974; Kain and Fritsch 1990).
A useful risk assessment programme is one with high Se and Sp. However, with the inherent trade-off between Se and Sp, it might be impractical to achieve high Se and Sp simultaneously.
10, 11 Since it is impractical to treat patients with tens to hundreds of therapeutic agents simultaneously, the efforts to discern the "Achilles hill" target(s) among the many genes mutated in tumors are ongoing.
It is impractical to charge for these individually.
That's impractical, to say the least.
Therefore, it is impractical to simulate all hundreds of SAGD realizations.
It is impractical to have two expressions depending on the reliability index β.
It is impractical to process this volume of information in the context of infrastructure asset management.
But it's impractical to enforce the law that way.
No, I work with a large-format camera, which is impractical to carry everywhere.
Concorde's designers knew of this principle, but it was impractical to realize in aluminum.
