Sentence examples for steps is impractical from inspiring English sources
However, the in situ heating of a polymer-substrate system covering all the processing and characterization steps is impractical [8].
Others argue that such a step is impractical because of the complexity of the program.
It argues that such a step is impractical since most airports do not have the space to screen all the packages shipped each day.
Making artemisinin by standard chemistry requires so many steps that it is impractical.
For a typical evolution, which requires 106 evolution steps, such an approach is impractical.
Other club managers also argue that asking them to write a separate check to the pension fund for every musician who steps on their stages each year is impractical and costly.
Thickening is usually the first step in sludge treatment because it is impractical to handle thin sludge, a slurry of solids suspended in water.
As Rees steps down as president of the Royal Society this year, convincing the world that manned space flight is impractical may well become a full-time job.
Since it is impractical to go through each of the 52 instructions and define each step, we can group instructions that perform similar operations.
One remarks that it is impractical and unneeded to carry out a matrix-matrix multiplication at this step.
