My body is impractically long, and I wear size 13 clown boots.
That may make monitoring and enforcement impractically costly.Rights-based fisheries are not the only answer to overfishing.
Scientists now use them to measure the climate in areas that would have been impractically small when sensors were more costly—say under individual plants rather than in a thicket.Wireless sensors are also cropping up on farms, to measure temperature, moisture and light on tracts of land where wired sensors cannot easily go.
Babbage was present and saw a stonking line of people buying the basic product and show-only specials, including the impractically large and innuendo-laden Bigger Blacker Box.Babbage played his first game of CAH at the XOXO festival, bonding with new and old friends along with complete strangers, occasionally weeping with laughter.
But this week, as the assembly began its final plenary debates, it appeared that the new constitution would be not only anachronistic, but impractically enormous.The basic draft that has emerged from the assembly's 20 committees contains a hefty 395 articles.
It required one key symbol for each message symbol, which meant that communicants would have to exchange an impractically large key in advance i.e., they had to securely exchange a key as large as the message they would eventually send.
The closer parallel to his current situation was his injury-delayed arrival at the German World Cup, when he arrived trailing – perhaps impractically, given the extent of his physical problem – the promise of deliverance and left in a cloud of red mist.
Horrified by Poppy's inability to concentrate and by her impractically fancy boots, he seethes and snaps: "You celebrate chaos!" At first, you almost sympathise with him – then watch in horror as his warped, soured personality emerges in full.
In the same way, styling ideas presented as impractically as this one will become part of our everyday wardrobes, in a pared-down version.
I thought I had lost it long ago, but, no, there it was, folded underneath a dried-up carnation and some impractically heavy bracelets.
The building became an icon — soon after it opened, Longacre Square was renamed Times Square — but it was also impractically narrow and, within a decade, Ochs had to put up another building half a block away, which, presumably to save face, was called the Annex.
