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And it would be impractical to introduce light-weaponry override systems in their current form for large numbers of soldiers or police, says Richard Rowe, a retired US Army major-general who oversaw the instruction and equipping of 550,000 Iraqi security recruits.Even with further technological advances, few armies will be eager to adopt such kit, Mr Kalbusch says.

While such a simplified model is impractical, we chose to introduce our algorithm on this model for better understanding of the algorithm on a more complex and realistic model.

Business leaders are also under pressure to introduce grand ideas, however impractical.

As this may seem impractical in a risk-management context, it is proposed to introduce "a-posteriori subjectivity" (as opposed to the "a-priori subjectivity" introduced by the arbitrary selection of single probability distributions) by defining a single indicator of evidence as a weighted average of Plausibility and Belief, with weights to be defined according to the specific context.

Formula E made the decision to introduce this rule after it was deemed impractical to swap the batteries during a pit stop.

Senior figures in broadcasting have criticised proposals to introduce counter-extremism powers allowing the vetting of British television programmes nefore transmission as impractical and unjustified.

There has been a strong lobby from broadcasters to introduce a new package of Sunday evening matches but the Premier League is understood to feel it is impractical.

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