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But the marketplace idea proved impractical for the Battery Maritime space, which is known as the Great Hall, Dermot executives say.

Established fishery-independent survey designs to measure change in the absolute density and biomass of greenlip abalone (leaded-line; LL) have proved impractical for the assessment of blacklip abalone.

Despite Musk's escape pod idea proving impractical for the rescue effort, AFP reports that a spokesman for Thailand's military junta thanked the billionaire for his offer of assistance and for taking a personal interest in the operation.

The Alabama was expensive to operate and proved impractical for Chesapeake Bay operations, causing the bankruptcy of the Maryland & Virginia later that year.

But the Chrysler Turbine Car proved impractical for everyday use.

The design proved impractical for its time, however, and only three udemas were built between 1760 and 1776.

FTA paper discs used as a DNA template in the PCR proved impractical for testing several pathogens from a single dried CSF spot using single assays.

Other countries also constructed tombs, including Belgium and Portugal, and as in France and Britain these tombs were placed in capital cities; there was an abortive attempt to place the Romanian tomb at Mărăşeşti, but this proved impractical for both logistic and ceremonial reasons.

This proved impractical for several reasons; he had been buried with seven other men, each coffin had been cemented down and the lapse of time would make identification very difficult.

For similar reasons, assessing cleavage of other caspases proved impractical for comparing both a variety of drugs and cells expressing Bcl-2 and Bcl-XL (data not shown).

However, recruitment from the community proved impractical due to the lack of a diabetes register in the RoI.