Sentence examples for impractical case from inspiring English sources

However, this case, by a Japanese firm called Marudai, might be the toughest (and most impractical) case ever made.

While the assumption of equal node powers and equal noise variances may seem impractical, the case of unequal powers and variances does not change the asymptotic high-SNR analysis which follows since these constants disappear in the derivation; consequently, we make this simplifying assumption to aid the clarity of the exposition.

This goal is however somewhat impractical in cases of cancers which are mostly treated in the outpatient setting.

Among his many other precautions against being understood, Georges Simenon ensured that such an approach would be impractical in his case.

I find the cold versions difficult to work, and, in Oliver's case, impractical, as it's quite hard to mix butter into cool mash.

So I gave up the notion of communication as impractical in my case.' He wants us to listen to sounds for their own sake.

Welfare cuts on the scale the Conservatives have hinted at are probably impractical in any case, and were never specified in detail.

However, real-time CSI at relay node is impractical for the case of a transparent relay networks.

Topsoil should be redistributed immediately unless it is impractical, in which case it should be stockpiled, segregated, and protected.

While this negligence will be associated with some errors, modeling a whole set of adjacent-connected structures seems to be impractical in any case.

Furthermore, the overhead for generating keys increases drastically with the number of nodes [57] and would thus be impractical for our case as we assume that groups may consist of up to about 15 (and at least 3) members.