Sentence examples for impractical to apply from inspiring English sources

Officials recognize that it is impractical to apply to pleasure yachts the standards and requirements of the major I.M.O.

It is impractical to apply this type of desulfurization technology to broad distillation cuts, or heavy distillation cuts.

For this reason, it is impractical to apply classical methods to a large-scale RF front-end.

Unfortunately the rate expression based on this microkinetic model is complex and impractical to apply for reactor engineering purposes.

However, these methods can prove to be too costly, impractical to apply over large scales, or unable to remove trace quantities of the metalloid.

It is impractical to apply expensive fertilizer inputs for crops of marginal returns, and the rising cost of inorganic fertilizers have made them out of reach of small farmers in India.

Indeed, interventions in many health fields that have been found to be successful in efficacy studies have proved impractical to implement in applied settings that have limited time, few resources, and many competing demands [ 14, 15].

"I know this sets a high bar, and it may be an impractical standard to apply in the context of the Cromer Forest-bed, particularly where it is being exposed by wave erosion," he said.

The continuous slope-area (CSA) method is an innovative gaging method for indirect computation of complete-event discharge hydrographs that can be applied when direct measurement methods are unsafe, impractical, or impossible to apply.

For large scale epidemiological studies clinical assessments and radiographs can be impractical and expensive to apply to more than just a sample of the population examined.

Although these bicompartment models allow precise estimation of SI and SG, the additional cost and technology involved in using labeled IVGTT make it impractical to be applied to the general population.