Sentence examples for making it unfeasible to implement from inspiring English sources
Even though platinum is the best catalyst, research is ongoing to find alternative materials due to its high cost, making it unfeasible to implement in commercial applications.
However, high modulus and low strain are its shortage, making it unfeasible to be applied as packaging materials.
This was mostly attributed to the distance to private specialists contracted in making it unfeasible to provide their services in emergency conditions.
The study was curtailed earlier than planned as new electronic game technologies (Sony PlayStation 3 and Microsoft Xbox Kinect) became popular in late 2010 in Perth making it unfeasible to recruit children to the older game technology.
In spite of the relatively small genome size of bottle gourd, there are only dozens of bottle gourd DNA sequences available in the public DNA database, making it unfeasible to identify bottle gourd genes or to analyze their functions.
The tournament had an option for 2010, but Benjamin said the loss of more than $500,000 in sponsorship revenue made it unfeasible to sustain it beyond this year in the economic climate.
For this reason, there have been few great sites for offshore wind farming in Japan, which lies on a continental shelf that quickly gives way to depths that make it unfeasible to build structures into the seabed.
Techniques such as k-anonymity might also help to generalize the data enough to make it unfeasible to de-anonymize data (LeFevre et al. 2005).
They employed elaborate consensus methods for the development of indicators focused on process, since the scope of the projects made it unfeasible to collect outcome information.
The absence of MT sites near those chambers makes it unfeasible to provide more information about their characteristics and possible location.
Assuming a wireless network with N traffic classes, the Markov modeling of the system will end up to a Markov chain with 2×N-dimensional state space which makes it unfeasible to analyze mathematically.
