Sentence examples for impractical with from inspiring English sources

However, Visual Studio is impractical with less than 4GB, and that seriously drives up the cost.

Due to its computational complexity eRTRL becomes impractical with increasing network size.

Prospective, comprehensive analysis of patient epitope-specific antibody response is impractical with commonly used assays.

For his thesis, Oppenheim described an approach to signal processing that was totally impractical with analog circuits.

Mapping of large numbers of epitopes by using individual patient sera has been impractical with current techniques.

Storing compressed air in tanks aboveground is impractical with a conventional turbine-based system because of the large size and cost of the tanks.

It's cream, and so nicely impractical compared with M&S's often functional stuff, and faux-fur.

She conveys Sally's unworldly, impractical passion with tender, intimate closeups and an intense, effects-driven subjectivity — a hallucinatory sequence in a hospital is a masterpiece of low-budget expressionism.

"There is an unrealistic or even impractical obsession with your form of democracy, human rights and civil liberties, which you have taken centuries to acquire and which you expect us to adopt in a few years, in a few months," he said, addressing the diplomats.

In CBIR, however, direct usage is impractical even with today's available computational resources.

(It's also extremely impractical because with the top down there is barely enough room in the trunk to carry a box of Kleenex; and with no back seat, cargo space is severely limited).