Sentence examples for to be unsolvable from inspiring English sources

This infinite class of questions (one for each machine) is known to be unsolvable.

For other systems it can be proved that no decision procedure is possible; the decision problem for such a system is then said to be unsolvable, and the system is said to be an undecidable one.

Thus, the problem of subdividing a square into smaller squares, no two of which are alike, which was long thought to be unsolvable, has been solved by the means of network theory.

But by blaming history alone for modern-day social ills like poverty, illiteracy and unemployment, reparations advocates are unwittingly saying that these problems are so deeply rooted as to be unsolvable.

Although Milo once "solved a problem that was thought to be unsolvable", the poignant and seemingly unfathomable question haunting him is: "What was it like to have someone in the world who loved you?" The pathos is powerful as we see him hurting those who love him most.

While this problem has been known to be unsolvable since 1985, existing protocols were designed these past three decades to solve consensus under various assumptions.

VTEC at receiver zenith derived through three methods tends to increase with the height, whereas that through grid method at relatively large height may be unsolvable.

But poetry, like quandaries, should be unsolvable.

"We know that our air pollution problems in London would be unsolvable if we expand Heathrow.

In this case, the regularized variational inequality (6) may be unsolvable.

Because unless you fix that problem, I think the other may be unsolvable.