Sentence examples for impractical setting from inspiring English sources

It's an impractical setting for a concert, but as the evening progresses, it becomes a uniquely relaxed one.

On the double eagle, "E Pluribus Unum" is placed on the edge, an impractical setting on pieces about the size of the nickel and dime.

His wife had bought a small house near San Diego; she had sold his treasured Corvette, an impractical set of wheels for a mother and small child.

As his illness progressed, he photographed his underwear stained from incontinence; he designed an absurdly impractical set of eyeglasses as he lost his sight.

Manual control of a tiny, fast-moving bug is impractical, so setting waypoints or areas of activity seems the more logical course.

Dr. Sharp considered it impractical to set up a working group of scientists and relatives for every genome with these issues.

In this questionnaire though, it would be impractical to set longer answering scales because the respondents might get confused.

In practice, given the finite number of cutoff values, it was impractical to set the FPR of the stochastic mapping approach to be identical to that of maximum parsimony.

The addition of a second observer for the outcome measure of crying time would nearly have doubled the budget of our study and was thus impractical in our setting.

It is therefore apparent that detection of chondrocyte responses relevant to OA induced by pathological levels of fluid shear encountered in vivo would require extremely long time scales (equivalent to those associated with the onset of OA), which are infeasible and impractical in a laboratory setting.

Tests performed with rigidly fixated electromagnetic sensors [ 5] or computer navigation [ 28] can accurately measure rotational kinematics, but such tests are invasive and impractical in the office setting.