Sentence examples for unfeasible to develop from inspiring English sources

In the context of an international collaborative research project it is unfeasible to develop computational and networking capacity at all the research sites, which means that some sites may remain at a disadvantage in terms of data utilization and analysis.

What the two entrepreneurs discovered was that most existing facial recognition tools lacked the ability to identify spoof or presentation attacks, which rendered the tech unfeasible for the access control functions they were trying to develop.

Critics called the proposal unfeasible, and questioned whether the United States would ever have the technology to develop the S.D.I.

Plans are afoot to develop In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) technologies for creating fuel and structures and providing life support, as well as using the low-electromagnetic-noise environment to make previously unfeasible astronomical observations.

Nevertheless, in the majority of SALS cases and given the lack of reliable biomarkers (Pradat and Dib, 2009) is unfeasible to predict who will develop the disease at a later stage in life, so that an early preventive treatment starting before the onset would be practically futile.

Or maybe it's because, as children get older, it becomes unfeasible to protect them from failure.

It would be unfeasible to follow a large population in a prospective design and continuously study their symptom experiences in detail because only very few will develop cancer and thus be eligible for study.

"It is unfeasible to work on everything at once," Fellowes says.

It is unfeasible to watch every iteration, of course; knowing this is part of the experience.

"We want to make it economically unfeasible to do mountaintop mining," Ms. Scarbro says.

Donor antipathy meant humanitarian agencies concluded it would be politically unfeasible to raise their appeal as early warnings accumulated.