Sentence examples for which would be impractical from inspiring English sources

We did not evaluate the distance correlation, percentage bend correlation, Hoeffding's D, and maximal information coefficient64, because they required excessive amounts of computational time and/or memory, which would be impractical for module detection in general use cases.

The foundations would keep any leftover proceeds from fund-raising projects like car washes, which would be impractical to refund, and look for ways to use it for the intended purposes.

There will be few bells and whistles, Mr. Cywinski insisted, few if any videos or touch-screens in the main galleries, which would be impractical for masses of people.

It demonstrates how designers can utilize characteristics of a target user community (social constraints, trust, and a lack of anonymity) to provide capabilities, such as unrestricted annotation and uploading of photos, which would be impractical in other types of public access systems.

In a real application DFT-RDM uses the discrete Fourier transform in a block-by-block basis instead of the full-sequence Fourier transform [5], which would be impractical due to its computational complexity and the memory required by RDM.

From those words, he came up with a concept: rather than a recurring cast of characters, which would be impractical for a genre that concerns itself with killing off protagonists, the events would all center on a cursed residential street -- one that could exist in any suburban town.

Since the progress of the malware can't be predicted with any real accuracy (unless its course is hard-coded into the command and control server, which would be evident), it would be impractical to, say, release it in France with the object of infecting Germany.

The significance of the developed methodology is that it can determine the permeability degradation of concrete with different mechanical properties and geometries of constituent materials under various applied loads over time, which would be otherwise impractical experimentally.

The design of the cross sectional area of the heat exchanger analyzed is based on an hexagonal mesh, which would be highly impractical to fabricate in a conventional way but could be built relatively easily through modern manufacturing techniques.

The restrictionists' CIR package really only leaves one recourse -- mass deportation -- which would be both impractical and expensive given that a mass deportation is estimated to cost at least $285 billion over five years.

To test each of these combinations in at least 3 different sequence contexts could require >2,000 variants, which would be quite impractical.