Sentence examples for thought impractical from inspiring English sources

In this way, we now have an efficient HMM with duration model that can be applied in many areas that were originally thought impractical.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Doses of ionising radiation from CT scans are typically in the range of 5-50 mGy to each organ imaged, 1 8 9 13 14 and until recently, it was thought impractical to estimate directly the risk of cancer after such low doses, because of the large number of exposures and outcomes needed in cohort studies, and the potential for bias in some case-control designs.

Take away the latter two and international society depends entirely on the former -- a utopian thought impractical "this side of Eden".

He had tried LSD and thought it impractical.

Similarly, it has been thought that impractical fashions demonstrate that the wearer does not need to work, and indeed would find it difficult to do so.

At her first meeting of the Daughters of Bilitis in someone's living room, Gittings brought up the obscurity of the name, which she thought was impractical, difficult to pronounce and spell, and referenced a fictional bisexual character, not even homosexual.

To those who say philosophy is impractical (and thus that learning how to think is impractical) I say: nonsense.

Her critics think this impractical.Her Democratic opponent in November will be Tony Knowles, who was governor between 1994 and 2002.

The agency thinks it impractical to carry enough liquid or solid fuel.

There is the choice between full models (which, as stated above, we think are impractical due to physicians' time restraints), backward elimination, shrinkage, lasso (least absolute shrinkage and selection operator) or least angle regression (LAR) and finally, one we think has much potential, the garotte [ 34- 36].

Some policy experts said they thought it was impractical — even imprudent — to move forward without proposing more cuts to the $124 billion budget.