Sentence examples for impractical to enumerate from inspiring English sources

Given an m × n SNP matrix M, there are 2 m- 1 different partitions of m rows in M. Therefore, when m is large, it is impractical to enumerate all possible partitions and choose one with the minimum partition score.

Although paired-end read can be considered as a special case of a single read, the dynamic programming algorithm introduced above becomes impractical, since we need to enumerate all positions the paired-end read covers.

The reasons to choose Rubio are easy to enumerate.

Mr. Wain began to enumerate types of selective weed-killing.

Unlike the fictioneers, Gardiner chooses not to enumerate her rules.

The limits of time stir me to enumerate constantly.

"You're huge," he says, trying to enumerate her charms.

"Sometimes," he continued, "you need a man to enumerate a man or a woman to enumerate a woman.

Harriet cannot begin to enumerate the ways she does not like Victor.

"It's easy enough to enumerate Gaussian primes and irreducible Gaussian integers," said the professor, Gilbert Baumslag.

Mumford went on to enumerate his own views on the topics in Jacobs' book.