Sentence examples for impractical solution from inspiring English sources

Nicolas Sarkozy's fantastically impractical solution to abandon any match minutes before kick-off if an anthem is jeered completely overshadowed the Domenech saga.

The use of CSI to achieve this would be an effective but impractical solution due to the difficulty in obtaining CSI; consequently, other methods must be sought.

"But it was an impractical solution.

Furthermore, this impractical solution did not reflect the new status of Prussia in the overall scheme.

Systematic collection of fields of view is a possible (but impractical) solution to quantify population survival in the CBD, which is more simply done through viable cell counting.

However, the technical challenges inherent in producing hundreds of thousands of tagged sequencing libraries currently make this an impractical solution for most sequencing facilities.

The head of Shell has launched a stinging attack on increasingly vocal critics who are calling for fossil fuels to be left in the ground, accusing them of peddling naive and impractical solutions to climate change.

However, due to exhaustive computations including non-linear multi-dimensional optimization processes in the SfM algorithm, model-based approaches are often considered impractical solutions for user localization.

Comparatively speaking, the techniques of linear programming relaxation and rounding which D-ViNE-SP adopted are likely to some impractical VNE solutions, the revenues of InP will naturally decrease.

The theme, dynamic stiffening, requires rather difficult mathematical formulations which may well lead to impractical engineering solutions, but several studies have been performed showing that by introducing simple variations of the thickness one is able to reduce the weight of beams while keeping constant or even increasing its fundamental frequency.

Consequently, optimization efforts basing on these impractical models result in inefficient solutions.