Sentence examples for impossible to exchange from inspiring English sources

Before Ascii, computer manufacturers had their own systems for encoding letters and numbers, making it difficult or impossible to exchange data between machines from different computer makers.

But one thing hamstringing a full-blown communications revolution is that the people using one service generally find it impossible to exchange instant messages with people on other systems.

In the past year, the black-market rate for U.S. dollars rose steeply, and the government responded by making it all but impossible to exchange at the official rate.

The unmarked bills from the robbery were easy to exchange, but the serial numbers of the 500-ruble notes were known to the authorities, making them impossible to exchange in Russian banks.

The flooded course made it nearly impossible for runners to exchange positions for much of the first mile, and by the end of the first loop MIT was struggling to establish their place amidst a sea of Coast Guard and Wellesley runners.

Part of the issue, the lawsuit alleges, is that LuLaRoe corporate made it nearly impossible for customers to exchange defective leggings or request a refund.

Consequently, there has been considerable research efforts put towards devising average consensus strategies for networks with finite communication capacity, where it becomes impossible for sensors to exchange real numbers and hence arrive at the real-valued network average (bar {Y}).

The assault, which is known in the industry as a distributed denial of service attack, directed a flood of data from at least 50 computers, making it impossible for the company to exchange information with its regular customers.

The reason: it was nearly impossible to run Exchange without expensive books and training courses.

Slow cooking causes the endive and apples to exchange flavors and textures until they are impossible to tell apart.

This, say the critics, would make it impossible for a father to lend his son his gun, or friends to exchange weapons on a hunting trip.