Such a change, however, is considered wildly impractical by the cattle industry.
Such ideas have been criticized as impractical by Internet engineers, but Mr. Taylor said a strong push from the committee might have helped move things forward.
It has even weighed installing metal detectors in railway stations -- an idea that has been dismissed as impractical by the German government.
This was instantly denounced as impractical by the police.The episode has lent substance to voters' beliefs, recorded by focus groups, that Mr Blair is losing his touch.
Abraham's plan is apparently still a tightly-guarded secret, and one can only hope that it has not been rendered impractical by the recent developments in the global financial markets.
Traditional Tibetan sky burials in which corpses were left to be eaten by vultures were rendered impractical by the number of casualties, and monks therefore conducted mass burnings of the dead.
Tributes to the former Syrian leader continued to pour in from other Arab leaders, who described him as a tenacious ruler who clung to the ideals of Arab nationalism long after they were set aside as out-dated or impractical by other rulers.
The idea of Whitehall involvement was dismissed as impractical by some.
Many studies rely on the availability of a relatively dense sequence of crack length measures during damage evolution, made in most cases impractical by the consequent maintenance costs.
Implementing classical adding circuits using unconventional, or even living substrates such as slime mould Physarum polycephalum, is made difficult and often impractical by the challenges of branching fan-out of inputs and regions where circuit lines must cross without interference.
Although a full numerical simulation of the sand production phenomenon in real large scale is impractical by current computational resources, the developed numerical tool proved to be capable of capturing the basic mechanisms involved in sand production in laboratory scale.
