Sentence examples for impractical scenario from inspiring English sources

Although this is an impractical scenario since the primary system need to concede half of its spectrum, we consider this technique for the sake of completeness.

We would struggle to separate these very different diseases without manually reviewing their charts, an impractical scenario when looking over large populations for outcomes.

It delivers interesting results yet it relies largely on off-line simulations to achieve a solution space, making it impractical in scenarios where the network might change drastically and unpredictably, e.g., in heterogeneous networks or servicing high-mobility users.

While specifying the parameters separately for each propagation condition is somewhat impractical for scenarios where a user moves freely across the environment, as obstructions of the direct propagation path will happen continuously and randomly, many typical scenarios can be characterised by a dominant propagation condition.

To prevent impractical end-game scenarios, where the states diverge to unacceptable values, a cost function that includes appropriate running cost terms on some of the states is proposed.

Although, maximum likelihood (ML) technique may be impractical in some scenarios, it was shown in [2] that ML detection achieves full diversity level for single-relay DF-based cooperative systems.

However, the majority of the DPC methods developed so far are impractical in many scenarios as they require sophisticated signal processing at the transmitter with complexity similar to the one of sphere decoding.

However, having an unlimited cache size is impractical in deployment scenarios, hence we focus our attention to various cache replacement policies that are evaluated with a fixed cache size of 500 items maximum i.e. 1/10th of the total number of context items that will be generated during an experimental iteration.

However, it is overly complex and impractical in real-world scenarios.

However, its use to produce a full quantitative risk assessment, involving thousands of scenarios, is impractical given the extensive computational resources required.

We will discuss the ideal Minimum Mean Squared Error (MMSE) solution and show why it is impractical in high interference scenarios.