"That would be an impractical application," she said.
In principle, planning operators can be hand-coded, but this is impractical for applications that involve many possible state transitions.
MNP-based structures having a narrow LSPR range are impractical for applications requiring broadband absorption, such as photovoltaic and optical telecommunications.
On the other hand, the data movement penalty makes in-transit data processing impractical for applications which are already inexpensive to calculate, or which scale very well, or both.
While this approach could be effective for well-characterized targets, the use of reference standards is impractical for applications involving large numbers of diverse targets.
A majority of these systems operate without the ability to self-regulate; such nanoparticles are adequate for site-directed delivery, but impractical for applications requiring adjustable functionality under varying biological conditions.
It would also be impractical in application, failing to provide a workable accommodation between law enforcement needs and Fourth Amendment interests.
This provides relatively immediate feedback, but may be impractical in application domains characterized by processes with long runtime, such as model execution in the Model Web, or distributed search in geospatial discovery, where clients need to keep the connection to the server continuously open, in order to wait for the responses.
Moreover, these strategies need to be developed for every cell undergoing study, making them impractical for application in many different cell types.
This assumption, however, would be impractical in certain applications.
