Sentence examples for cannot be practically from inspiring English sources

The drug, a statement said, "cannot be practically prescribed, administered or supplied to the public".

Methane drainage has become an integral part of modern coal mining operations when gas emissions cannot be practically dealt with using conventional ventilation methods alone.

For 3-dimensional hypersonic flows, like in re-entry problems, this induces much too dense velocity grids that cannot be practically used, for memory storage requirements.

Federal rules permit a vote by a duty officer when action is urgently needed, and cannot be practically scheduled for consideration by the commission.

Modeling Electric Usage in Residential Areas: Because electricity cannot be practically or economically stored in large quantities, the electricity generation and distribution system must match supply and demand on a minute-by-minute basis.

Natural experiments are often used to study situations in which controlled experimentation is not possible, such as when an exposure of interest cannot be practically or ethically assigned to research subjects.

Zoology cannot be as practically taught, though the habits of all kinds of animals afford infinite opportunity: for training the observing powers of pupils in the country; which should be judiciously directed by the teacher so as to render the observations continuous and systematic as far as they go; they should be always duly recorded, dated, and correctly described.

"There are some training courses but these are mainly theoretical [and] cannot be applied practically.

The first characteristic is essential to establish mathematical models for actual metabolic systems consisting of hundreds to thousands of metabolites, whose concentrations cannot be measured practically by existing methods of measurement other than metabolomics.

Be practically invisible.

However, such an optimal precoder requires channel state information at the transmitter (CSIT) exclusive of the receiver array which cannot be separately estimated practically.