Sentence examples for which cannot be managed from inspiring English sources

In particular, the term itself was first introduced by Roger Magoulas from O'Reilly media in 2005 to define great amount of data which cannot be managed and processed by traditional data management techniques (due to the complexity and size of the data).

Paediatricians may often prefer to keep these children under their care for a more comprehensive management of their other attendant morbidities which cannot be managed under the programmatic conditions by the DOT provider.

The hooked tip in gulls and jaegers facilitates grasping and tearing of food, which cannot be managed by the straight-billed terns.

Studies of genetic variation among animals in DMP require these emissions to be measured on thousands of animals which cannot be managed using traditional chamber studies.

Stiff bristled brushes are best for very thick and curly hair, which cannot be managed with a soft bristled brush.[4].

The size of critical bone defect which by definition cannot be managed with cancellous bone graft remains controversial.

We show that landscape features affect magnitude and duration of only those floods with return periods ≤10 years, which suggests that larger floods cannot be managed effectively by manipulating landscape structure.

Beverley Henry, who is in charge of climate change issues at Meat and Livestock Australia, said kangaroos, which are culled from the wild and cannot be managed like livestock, could never become a main source of meat.

Only the network infrastructure, which by its economic nature represents a natural monopoly, cannot be managed efficiently via the electricity market.

Platelet transfusions should be used in patients with severe bleeding complications, which do not respond on medical therapy and platelet defects that cannot be managed by desmopressin therapy.

Immunotherapy is a relatively new treatment, which could provide long-term relief for hay fever sufferers whose symptoms cannot be managed by medication.