Sentence examples for impracticable solutions from inspiring English sources

These shallow notions insult the reader's awareness of the well-established critiques around many of them as theoretically unrigorous and materially impracticable solutions.

Instructing guards to check doors each time they open and close is only a short-term and impracticable solution that does not rectify the problem".

The complexities of the problem would, in all probability, make the solutions impracticable, most especially for large networks.

original approach of imposing these restrictions on the endogenous variable of the Euler equation (i.e. computing the rational expectations solution) implies multiple solutions and is therefore impracticable.

The number of sub-matrices, S, (possible δ-biclusters) in an M × N matrix is: (2) S MN = (2 N - 1)(2 M - 1) In such an exponential search space an exhaustive search through all possible sub-matrix solutions is NP-hard [ 16] and therefore impracticable in large gene expression data matrices.

The normal solution would be to sell sanitary pads, but that is costly and impracticable in many hard to reach villages.

Without it tableting was impracticable.

But the notion proved impracticable.

A full exposition is impracticable.

Drastic reform remains impracticable, undesirable, and unlikely.

The House version is not wholly impracticable.