Sentence examples for intractable from from inspiring English sources

The practical complexities may be intractable, from the sharing of copyright to the management of competing performance schedules.

Is it possible that Archbishop Bergoglio did not pause to wonder if the path taken by the man now before him might represent a local solution to problems that seemed intractable from the distance of Rome?

It is all about, in short, our relation to obstacles; our distinguishing the intractable from the changeable, what we have to acknowledge from what we can influence; whether our desire is forbidden or not – whether we want a cream cake or another man's wife.

As a consequence, one may minimize the mutual coherence by exhaustively searching the best positions for pilots which are intractable from the computational point of view.

Since this estimator is intractable from a numerical point of view, we propose a tight approximation of it easy and fast to implement.

In fact, the hourly time series results to be highly intractable from a statistical point of view, with several trend and seasonal components, as it is clearly shown in Figure 1, where the auto correlation function, Figure 1(b), and the partial auto correlation function, Figure 1(c), exhibit a clear daily component with a significance correlation at lag 24. Figure 1 Hourly energy load time series.

This study was supported in part by grants from the Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare of Japan, from Japan Intractable Diseases Research Foundation, from Rohto Dermatology Prize, from JSID's Fellowship Shiseido Award, from the Mochida Memorial Foundation for Medical and Pharmaceutical Research, and from Japan Foundation for Applied Enzymology.

In its 58 years the United Nations has brought together legions of peacemakers to try to soothe the world's most intractable conflicts, from Cyprus to Indonesia, from Georgia to Congo.

This problem, often intractable, stems from a host of maladies, from skin disorders to tumors.

Alternatively some may have died from intractable heart failure from early constriction.

This work was supported by a research grant on intractable diseases from the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, and a grant from the Japanese Ministry of Education, Science, Sports and Culture (to MK).