Sentence examples for was impracticable for from inspiring English sources
Dual-energy X-ray photon absorptiometry (DEXA) seems to be the best available technique to evaluate body composition, but its use was impracticable for our study because the weight of the majority of PWS subjects exceeds the instrumental capacity.
Full integration has generally been conceded to be impracticable for corporations with large numbers of shareholders.
While programmers and computer programming languages have developed some proficiency in allocating executions among a small number of processors, parsing instructions beyond two to eight processors is impracticable for all but the most repetitive tasks.
This time is impracticable for that this material induces the dentin remineralization process by calcium precipitation [26].
Ergo hydrogen desorbs only at temperatures above 300 °C [1], which is impracticable for on-board vehicular applications [2].
Due to these reasons, Monte Carlo computations that accurately consider the spectral properties of radiation are impracticable for several cases of interest in engineering.
This concept is impracticable for use within VANETs because the inclusion of static infrastructure would restrict VANET communications to centralised vehicle-2-Infrastructure communications.
Storing the entire "linear-algebra" projection matrix without compression would entail to store ((N_2^2 times (N_2 cdot N_p)) elements, which is impracticable (for example, more than one terabyte is required for a (1024^2) slice).
This approach is impracticable for modern datasets with increasing amount of data: on the one hand, projection and backprojection become costly operations, while on the other hand, even more iterations are required due to the higher number of variables.
The importance of adequately modeling the floor slab is highlighted and the often employed approach of using a grid of beams to model the slab system is shown to be impracticable for simulating collapse within the APM framework that involves the removal of column elements.
While it is impracticable for any college to track every alumni, modern surveying techniques make it quite feasible to develop statistically reliable data for alumni outcomes 5, 10 and 25 years after they have left the institution.
