Sentence examples for impractically large from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, these zipper elements need an impractically large cross-section to be designed.

Very specular surfaces can be expected to require impractically large numbers of coefficients to represent the sharp reflective peaks accurately.

I loved its imperfections, its impractically large size, and all the dents and imprints that gave such a kitschy item a feeling of history.

When I looked into where the practice had come from — to print newspapers on impractically large sheets of paper — it appeared its roots lay in England.

In many high fidelity finite element simulations, an impractically large number of elements are required to model the constitutive properties of an impact event accurately.

In the late 1970's he designed a series of small lightweight flashlights, after overhearing a woman in Hecht's Hardware in White Plains complaining that the only ones she could find were impractically large and heavy.

Being the Swiss army knife is too much of a commitment, especially on Windows, which is itself already an impractically-large Swiss army knife.

I thought I had lost it long ago, but, no, there it was, folded underneath a dried-up carnation and some impractically heavy bracelets.

However, the optimal performance of DPC comes with the cost of impractically high complexity (in a large user pool).

An impractically high pressure is required for larger resins, on the other hand, and an efficient filling can be achieved only with a resin that is smaller in size than the pore by an order of magnitude.

However, all the HOAs discussed tend to be computationally intensive, yielding impractically long execution times for OPF problems involving large scale systems.