In DB encryption, previous researchers have conducted the keyword index search over encrypted documents with various scenarios; however, the keyword index search scheme is inefficient and impractical aspects in a real world.
At its core, much of the process is still the same, though CG has made an incredible difference when it comes to smoothing out the image and eliminating the most impractical aspects of frame-by-frame manipulation.
Most have impractical aspects for routine laboratory use; e.g. the requirement for fixation and/or processing at or below -4°C, or the lack of potential for high throughput automation.
Over the past few decades the hemlines on skirts may have become abhorrently short, the heels on statement shoes ridiculously high and the ubiquity of sweats in public too common, but once there were women dubbed the "Dress Doctors" who aimed to temper any impractical or indolent aspect of women's clothing with their teachings in the art of getting dressed.
Perhaps the most impractical, and charmingly quixotic, aspect of Partch's project was that it could be realized only on instruments that he himself had constructed.
Given the vast scope, there is perhaps no need, and logistically impractical, to assess every aspect of knowledge implied in Read's (2004) three meanings of depth (Schmitt 2014).
The kick-stand can now be adjusted to two different angles – an improvement on the previous models that could only be set at a steep angle, making the 'laptop' aspect of the device impractical.
Thus, displaying the complete dynamical state of a simulated model will be impractical and the viewer will have to dynamically select the most relevant aspect of information in a context dependent way.
This meaningful health aspect can be measured directly or measured indirectly when it is impractical to evaluate it directly or when it is difficult to measure.
I decide that my tours will combine two or more aspects of my life and interests, excluding the amusing but impractical coupling of "5k Run plus Guitar Lesson".
