But that can be impractical.
This technique can be impractical for some crude oils due to low crude temperature at the wellhead and/or high energy requirements.
While monitoring food intake is critical for controlling eating, traditional tools designed for this purpose can be impractical when one desires real-time feedback.
However, this technique can be impractical in that multiple FISHs are required to distinguish these six chromosomes, and it is unable to distinguish the remaining four chromosomes [ 14, 22- 25].
This is not to suggest the development of best practices, which can be impractical and overly reductionist given "that we live in a heterogeneous and changing world" [ 57].
Again, this works best if the participants live close together, and it can be impractical if you rotate drivers (like if the person who lives closest to the destination has to drive 10 minutes further away just to pick someone up).
Carrying along live tour guides on a family driving trip can be impractical; for one thing, they take up a seat in the minivan.
For now, the devices most likely are headed for emerging markets like India and China, where car ownership can be impractical because of both cost and congestion, said Christopher E. Borroni-Bird, G.M.'s director of Advanced Technology Vehicle Concepts.
Officials at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences said that while the university had an obligation to follow the law, applications written in Swedish can be impractical, given the international nature of academia.
