Except from avoiding
impractically long simulation times this also considers the fact that perfect selection might not always be possible in real time applications.
Although the corporation likes to look out for green opportunities, large-investment projects like the solar array are often
impractically costly, he says.
Demographically, economically, and moreover
impractically we are in no position to warrant the intake of refugees, thousands of whom have bypassed perfectly safe, quite well-off neighbouring countries to reach the Atlantic coastline of Europe.
Her father's will (somewhat
impractically) said they were to be freed, but Lee didn't free them.
Clearly these pieces were all formed by the same imagination -- by the standards of conventional aesthetics and utility, all have an
impractically unfinished quality about them.
Despite a wide variety of applications, an important challenge faced today about metamaterials, especially at lower radio frequencies, is that the dimensions of a single unit cell element can become
impractically large.
Both the WBSI and Engelbart systems used 300-baud dial-up modems for long-distance connections, which were
impractically slow for serious collaborative work.
Plus page numbers are printed sideways on the sides of pages, an
impractically daft idea at best.
HALF A CENTURY OF EXPERIENCE, however, has shown that the conceptual lines between guarding wilderness, improving it, or
impractically trying to recapture an earlier stage of evolution are much less clear in practice.
And yet
impractically, recklessly, in the middle of Criminal Constitutional Law, she found herself thinking of Cora.
Apparently the cable ran through the fields and then
impractically suspended over the river to reach the pump house and deliver electricity.
Regrettably, due to the numerous errors scattered throughout its pages, as well as the
impractically small size of the cartoon reproductions, this book does not meet the mark.
Allow selection of small set of test configurations from
impractically large set.
As seen in the study, they accessed information more readily, engaged in virtual experiences which enlightened them about life outside the boundaries of the homes, used opportunities to engage with adults where they were the 'experts', and compared themselves with children living in birth families (even if sometimes
impractically), which increased their sensitivity to their rights as children.
This week, while President Barack Pyjamas was going about his business in his (thoroughly
impractically coloured) workplace, a toddler decided he waned to explore the grounds of his nation's HQ - and promptly squeezed through the fence.
