Sentence examples for unfeasible process from inspiring English sources

If European officials concluded that the central bank could not substantially increase its role in Italy without a change in its mission, that would require approval from each member of the European Union, undoubtedly a slow and possibly politically unfeasible process.

In addition, the approach of lowering the shelf temperature with prolonged drying times would result in unfeasible process regarding economical aspect, even though efficiency would be high.

The algorithm's load exceeds the CPU capacity of the PXI system's controller in a continuous mode, making unfeasible to process the samples in parallel with their acquisition in a PXI standard system.

In addition to practical objections (a perceived hygiene risk, complex or unfeasible instructions and process), we demonstrate that gFOBt completion posed threats to social self (by breaking social taboos surrounding faeces that might bring embarrassment and shame on the participant) (Lawton, 1998; Thompson, 2013).

The use of hydrous ethanol in the biodiesel production is preferable but unfeasible in conventional processes due to the equilibrium limitations and the economic penalties caused by the additional process steps.

Additionally, the high treatment costs make the process economically unfeasible.

The conventional wastewater treatment has been unfeasible due to complex process and high energy consumption (Wang et al. 2008).

For increasing values of n, the brute force generation process becomes unfeasible, and more sophisticated techniques shall be applied [13].

However, addition of organic carbon increases cost and makes the process economically unfeasible.

In comparison to Brazil, however, Ghana's pharmaceutical market is small which may make the process economically unfeasible.

However, the quantitative kinetic description of the complex reaction network, a key prerequisite for reactor choice and process assessment, is unfeasible when using classical power-law based models due to the wealth of components and interactions involved.