Sentence examples for it impractical to replace from inspiring English sources
This makes it impractical to replace the 1GB with the maximum 2GB memory chip that has been the salvation of many an old netbook.
Alexander Krichevsky, who led that research, has started a company, BioGlow, to commercialize glowing plants, starting with ornamental ones, since it is still impractical to replace light bulbs.
Since the sensors are mostly battery-powered, it is often impractical to replace the batteries due to the limits of the application environment.
While it may be economically impractical to replace the latex gloves in our setting, a reduction of the allergen content in latex products is another strategy that can be implemented to address the problem and protect HCWs.
In the past, the trackers were tightly sealed, making the batteries impractical to replace.
The relative obscurity of the newspaper, and its odd size, make it impractical to digitize.
Lack of match practice made it impractical to hope for an 11th-hour booking in the Investec Derby today, but Dettori was permitted to replace nominated riders in three races on yesterday's card.
But Josh Kline's work makes it impractical to privilege rehabilitation over replication.
"It costs $2,800 to replace".
In order to replace expensive and impractical tool dynamometers, ac-induction-motor currents in the feed system and the spindle system are analyzed, and then compared as a cutting-force sensor.
