Sentence examples for impractical construction from inspiring English sources

— and Bachmann has been all about the ludicrously impractical construction of a fence, which Cain at one point suggested electrifying as an extra deterrent to anyone with thoughts of scaling it.

Exhaustive experimental testing of such a theoretical network would require the impractical construction of 2400 mutant strains to produce each state.

The main drawback of these Radio Frequency based (RF-based) location tracking technologies is their high degree of dependency on pre-installed infrastructure, which makes their application either difficult or impractical for construction sites.

Another case is the application of the stepped-plate transducer for the generation at sonic frequencies where the height of the steps of the radiating plate, which has to be half a wavelength of the radiation, becomes too high and it makes the transducer construction impractical.

At the time Indianapolis was a frontier site, nearly 60 mile from the nearest settlement of significance, making large scale construction impractical.

The costs associated with welding and an increase in the time of construction made it impractical.

As a result, when they are applied to these networks, either the index construction time becomes impractical or the amount of performance gained becomes too small.

For example, improved building codes are essential, but full enforcement at all construction and operations is impractical.

One that was abandoned as impractical called for all the steel and other construction material to be delivered to the site aboard a specially designated PATH train.

In particular, MAK2 enables accurate quantification of portable qPCR assays with limited sample throughput, where construction of a standard curve is impractical.

The construction of such models is unwieldy and impractical for use by practitioners.