In many ways, it may be more like an inapplicable lethal artifact, a cluster bomb made up of shards of the Western concept of modernity married to a Leninist-based formula where a single party controls personnel, propaganda, and -- crucially -- the People's Liberation Army.
As a result, large force effects can develop at relatively small floor displacement, rendering the conventional displacement-based criteria inapplicable, while more focus on the stress strain response is deemed necessary.
Items i) and iv) in particular render MSL algorithms inapplicable for the more general problem considered in this work (cf. Application Case 2).
A consequence is that those inductive models are only applicable to more generic contexts and are inapplicable to the specific contexts that will eventually be required to advance pharmaceutical research and support clinical relevance.
For example, when, our scheme can work well, but ZF prefiltering is inapplicable, and it needs more transmit antennas. .
In former studies, the method was proven to be well-suited for tracking the subset of lower leg landmarks of the side camera view, but it is inapplicable for landmarks with more severe occlusions such as the knee landmarks of the side view or feet landmarks of the top view.
Moreover, all characters with more than 80% of ambiguous (unknown, inapplicable, or polymorphic) character states were excluded.
The most accurate approach of Monte Carlo simulation suffers from high computational time, which makes it inapplicable to problems, which needs more swiftness.
Nuclear magnetic resonance reveals more information about the analyte, but is inapplicable for high-throughput analysis due to its low sensitivity.
Comparing with the existing relevant literature, the systems under investigation allow more uncertainties, to which the existing control methods are inapplicable.
