Although network with complete graph topology has the minimum average distance of 1, the demand of a huge number of nodes and link resources usually render it impractical in projects.
It's a love story that runs the full course from hook-up to betrayal and break up, set against the backdrop of the lives of rudderless 20-somethings who spend their seemingly endless free time working on impractical DIY projects.
This was not only cumbersome, but also impractical as projects increased both in size and numbers.
Although putative false positives can be tested via modest resequencing efforts, false negatives and 'no-calls' require large-scale, often impractical, resequencing projects to discover them.
Any one of these could make the project impractical.
Then Daoud was ousted in a coup, and the ensuing decades of Soviet occupation and civil war made resuming the project impractical.
At the time, the developer's chief operating officer, J. Pierre Gagne, said that government rules and rising costs had made the project impractical, but that a change in terms might revive his interest.
For large rock chambers and also particularly large tunnels, the problems increase so rapidly with increasing opening size that adverse geology can make the project impractical or at least tremendously costly.
In addition, rigid pipelines are too impractical if different projects share run-time on the same machine while requiring (slightly) different analysis procedures (e.g. vector trimming is needed in plasmid sequencing, but needless when sequencing PCR products).
"People said it would be nice to have a gym or a playroom, but the project became impractical".
