Sentence examples for impossible to be derived from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that this unified design of wavelength-independent gratings is an analytic result, which is impossible to be derived with the well-known numerical RCWA.

Let us bear in mind that the sum PDF of Weibull RVs is till now difficult, if not impossible, to be derived analytically.

Moreover, the relationship of such functional modules with the interactions among the variables can also be studied, which produces novel results impossible to be derived from the conventional unidimensional functional profiling methods.

And even if they did, it is impossible to understand how the supposed duty can be derived from some fact about goodness.

It is almost impossible to have lived at any time since the mid-20th century and not be aware that energy can be derived from the atomic nucleus.

Criteria for the choice of axioms include: (1) consistency it should be impossible to derive as theorems both a statement and its negation; (2) plausibility axioms should be in accord with intuitive beliefs about sets; and (3) richness desirable results of Cantorian set theory can be derived as theorems.

If two sequencing traces contain regions of similarity, it may be difficult or impossible to determine whether these traces are derived from the same underlying DNA or from two distinct DNA segments that are themselves paralogous.

It is impossible to doubt that the former is an imitation of the latter or that both were derived from a common source.

However, it is impossible to say whether this level of protection is in fact realised with the tolerable doses that are derived by employing uncertainty factors.

A consequence of describing electrons as waveforms is that it is mathematically impossible to simultaneously derive the position and momentum of an electron.

However, due to lack of clinical information, it is impossible to derive from these papers how effective was GC in the initial period of treatment.