Sentence examples for infeasible of from inspiring English sources

However, the schemes [11, 12] are complexity and infeasible of distinguishing different modes, such as text, picture, photo, mix, and periodic, for the common scanned image.

The solution to this problem and a general improvement on coverage results pass through a better treatment of infeasible combinations of otherwise satisfiable requirements (and, of course, non-generation of infeasible blocks).

Prior to the start of the formative study, we randomly allocated the DOTS-plus centres to 3 types of care – 2 to counselling, 3 to combined support, and 2 to usual care – by selecting randomly from the numbers 1 to 7. Individual randomization of patients was infeasible because of the certainty of contamination and consequent disquiet among patients.

However, direct numerical solution of kinetic equations is often infeasible because of the large number of independent variables.

However, a row of registers is required for F, which is infeasible because of very limited number of registers for a thread.

It is noted that assuming sensor nodes to be time synchronized is infeasible because of the large number of nodes.

It has been proposed the species could be recreated through cloning, but this method is as yet infeasible because of the degraded state of the remaining genetic material.

This program determined the possibility of using a nuclear isomer of hafnium (the above-mentioned 178m2Hf) to construct high yield weapons with X-ray triggering mechanisms an application of induced gamma emission, was infeasible because of its expense.

More recently, NGS has been employed in order to provide new insight into the genetic mechanisms of cancer, as the technology enables the exploration of tumor genomes in previously infeasible levels of detail.

For interconnected power networks, large number of selectivity constraints, may cause the infeasible solution of relay coordination problems.

Even if the interventions existed, the empirical studies would be infeasible because of size, duration, cost, and speed of technological change.