Sentence examples for is thus impractical from inspiring English sources
It is thus impractical for the industry to jettison today's automobile designs and technology to pursue this technological chimera.
The drawback of the OD is that it requires complete knowledge of the signal distribution (through the matrix C s ) and it is thus impractical for the problem under investigation.
Alternatively, flow cytometry could be used, but this technology is expensive and takes a dedicated lab staff to run, and is thus impractical for office based, clinical use [ 24].
This is largely because the likelihood function (2) is formulated in terms of two intermediate variables Q and R as described in Table 1a, and these have imposed non-linear constraints on the three parameters p, q and D. It is thus impractical to work out estimates of these three parameters independently and simultaneously.
Most that have a solid theoretical basis require enormous computation and are thus impractical.
The addition of a second observer for the outcome measure of crying time would nearly have doubled the budget of our study and was thus impractical in our setting.
This approach is thus computationally impractical when a large number of features are considered, since many iterations of the algorithm are required.
Dirty paper coding (DPC) is non-causal and thus impractical, although it achieves the MIMO broadcast channel capacity [14].
Practically, developers have to balance the benefits of presenting more potentially useful information against the downsides of creating a tool that is too long and thus impractical or the potential that providing more information could lead to poorer decision making processes, as demonstrated by Schwartz [ 5] and Iyengar [ 6].
However, MDR and other recently published exhaustive non-parametric approaches [ 18] are computationally complex and thus impractical for analysis of GWAS data.
Many existing solutions suffer from high computation and communication costs, thus impractical to be deployed in mobile domains.
