Sentence examples for model is impractical from inspiring English sources

Stay away: If adapting your business model is impractical, avoid investing.

A simulation model for SE based residential scale micro-cogeneration systems was recently developed; however the model is impractical due to its functional form and data requirements.

Since the entire beer production process is a highly complex series of chemical reactions with the presence of over 600 species, many of the specific interactions are not quantitatively understood, a comprehensive dynamic model is impractical.

But even many of those who are impressed by Wong and her colleagues say the Google "Decider" model is impractical in the long run, because, as broadband use expands rapidly, it will be unrealistic to expect such a small group of people to make ad hoc decisions about permissible speech for the entire world.

While such a simplified model is impractical, we chose to introduce our algorithm on this model for better understanding of the algorithm on a more complex and realistic model.

Additionally, a case study is presented which proves that existing TSV coding approaches, derived by means of the previous model, are impractical due to the edge effects.

He said that to switch suddenly to a self-supporting model was impractical, given that the house generates only a small amount of revenue from admissions, special events and the sale of books and T-shirts.

Although first proposed during the 18th century, the collision model enjoyed its greatest popularity ~100 years ago when astronomers not only began realizing that the nebular model was impractical, but also began discovering a few minor exceptions to the overall harmony of our planetary system a retrograde moon of Neptune, a sizable tilt of Uranus, among other irregularities.

Along with the p.Arg309Cys variant, patient AI2 also had another previously unknown sequence change c.867 C>T (p.Arg290Cys) for which, due to a low level of similarity in this position between POLG and Mip1 (Fig.  2c), creating a yeast model was impractical.

The result suggests that the extended Kalman filter is, indeed, a suitable method to provide the required automatic adaptation to time-varying phenomena when modeling is impractical.

Modelling large scale catchments using such kind of models is impractical due to the problem of acquiring the amount of data needed in the models and, therefore, a different approach should be implemented.