Sentence examples for may not be implementable from inspiring English sources

However, such solution only requires low complexity when comparing online power allocation which is high computational complexity and may not be implementable in practice.

Since the conventional design strategies for interplant heat integration usually focused upon minimization of the overall utility cost, the optimal solutions may not be implementable due to the additional need to distribute the financial benefits "fairly".

The Surviving Sepsis Campaign guidelines may not be implementable by African, particularly not by Sub-Saharan African, respondents due to a lack of necessary resources.

However, such a scheme heavily depends on the unverifiable preferences of the individual insolvency administrator and will therefore not be implementable as a general regulation.

However, a first best compensation scheme will generally not be implementable by regulation because insolvency administrators differ with respect to unverifiable uncompensated costs and benefits.

Thus, though theoretically workable, a gradient algorithm may not be practically implementable.

For the above reasons, the joint frequency tracking and channel estimation using the gradient method may not be practically implementable.

Therefore, theoretically the gradient method may be perfectly workable, but practically it may not be so conveniently implementable.

This underscores the fact that there is no IRB or IEC with global jurisdiction, making it impossible to have a broad overview at this stage, since the guidance provided may not be accepted or even implementable on a global scale.

Failure in meeting the constraints results in the service graph not being implementable.

The fact that these policies are not a solution and in many cases would not even be implementable doesn't seem to be an obstacle for millions of people who believe in the populists' promises.