Sentence examples for unusable in practice from inspiring English sources
The resulting spill planning must respond to these factors and is commonly either overly simplified or so complex that it is unusable in practice.
The degree of conservatism is high (often more than a factor of 2 when predicting the fatigue limit stress range), enough to make these methods unusable in practice.
For large-scale tomographic data, it is often the case that iterative methods are so time-consuming that they are unusable in practice, which is one of the reasons that direct methods remain popular [14].
Instead, a straightforward application of the original Gaussian sum methodology in[15](i.e. using all the elements of y k for the correction step in each delay/Doppler bin) requires a full-fledged ( I+1)×( I+1) inversion per delay/Doppler bin, which makes it unusable in practice, even for moderate values of I.
Lengthy and expensive reviews that are "methodologically robust" but unusable in practice often fail to inform, inspire, or influence.
In practice, the quality and delays are so horrific that the feature is unusable.
A dilemma encountered in engineering practice is a proliferation of newly designed (mostly high-strength and/or corrosion-resistant) steels and alloys that are unusable in industry as they are highly susceptible to failure under operating conditions including environmentally assisted cracking.
The result is a hugely degraded user experience – bordering on the completely unusable, in many situations.
The airport in the northern part of the island is unusable in the rain.
The men were barely trained, equipment was poor, even unusable in some cases, and the back-up was amateurish.
