Sentence examples for nearly impractical from inspiring English sources

For example, ILS-DLA has a second-order update which makes it nearly impractical in reasonable dimensions.

ILS-DLA method deploys a second order update which makes it nearly impractical in reasonable dimensions due to its matrix inversion step.

As it is nearly impractical to expect any major breakthrough in middle or shallow basins (Tuo 2002), petroleum exploration turning toward deep basins has become inevitable.

By 82 days after TM treatment, the locomotor activity of Ate1-deficient mice, in conjunction with their elevated overall anxiety, increased so much that the device in which the open field tests were performed became nearly impractical, as Ate1-deficient mice (in contrast to Ate-containing ones) kept jumping out of the testing box.

You think it's almost impractical.

But Republicans and Democrats said that it would be impractical, indeed nearly impossible, to take up those two issues first at the exclusion of the rest.

No one's quite sure what to do about this – software radios are built out of commodity components, the sort of thing that would be nearly as expensive and impractical to regulate as a paper clip.

Examples such as Stuxnet have shown that a prediction at the required detail level is impractical and nearly impossible.

Researchers said the Aladdin Ghoul's propulsion systems would be impractical, and the supercannon would require nearly 10percentt of the entire worldwide output of electricity to be operated inside Earth's atmosphere.

During its first ten years, Dia's level of support for the chosen few was so ambitious and so ecstatically impractical that, when a financial crisis loomed, the experiment nearly foundered.

The addition of a second observer for the outcome measure of crying time would nearly have doubled the budget of our study and was thus impractical in our setting.