Sentence examples for would be impossible to implement from inspiring English sources

Additionally, without accessing to the internals of the decision tree and AdaBoost implementation, it would be impossible to implement our importance estimation calculation.

It would be impossible to implement widescale federalism now without engaging in violent conflict.

However, what is clear is that without the science and complementary decision tool, this collaborative adaptive management approach would be impossible to implement across such a large geography.

"Then in the written summary of all the 4,000 proposals, they twisted the wording of ours so that it would be impossible to implement.

We're all used to hearing that old dinner-party refrain about how, despite it being a great idea in theory, communism would be impossible to implement in practice.

LCC board member Oliver Schick has argued that a network of separate paths in central London would be impossible to implement effectively.

Indeed, the only fair and lasting means of reducing CO<->2 (namely "contraction and convergence", which means working out how much pollution the planet can take, then allocating an equal pollution quota to everyone on Earth) would surely be impossible to implement without a world parliament.

At least some of those solutions may prove inadequate, and others may be impossible to implement.

You need a functioning police force: if the Ibama had not been effective, the politicians' and prosecutor's intentions would have been impossible to implement.

Echoing this, Mrs Beckett said that even if the gathering had called for ceasefire now, it is likely it would have been impossible to implement it under the current conditions.

Transistors can switch at frequencies up to 100MHz, and this provides a convenient way of achieving amplification that would have been impossible to implement with other relatively slow amplification methods such as using op-amps.