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You can be very impractical, envisioning a skyscraper when all that was necessary was a two-story house.

When it comes to testing these objects, it is often expensive, impractical, or inefficient to instantiate these collaborators.

Ideally, the optimizer would identify the most efficient access plan possible, but this goal is often impractical.

Well, there is also a possibility of using function names for recursion, but you will soon see that this is often impractical nowadays.

They give the principle up to get some impractical achievements, this topic is the best evidence for that.

would be possible for me to be there, but I now find the rush of business makes it impractical.

The other classic romantic meal is breakfast in bed, which sounds wonderful, but actually tends to be messy and impractical.

It would be useful, but entirely impractical to change the size of a byte to allow a larger set of characters to be coded.

While it's easy to say "Hire only socially outgoing altruists, " it's obviously impractical in the real world.

It may have been a good idea, but it was utterly impractical.

This, indeed, is one of his main virtues as a politician: he has beliefs, but few are so devout as to be utterly impractical.

Complete checking may be impractical for manual tests, but occasional quick scans for data that might be corrupted can be valuable.

If the above makes Mr Sachs sound like an impractical dreamer, that would be rather unfair.

With a gentleness that blurred into docility, Hermann was to prove inept as a businessman and forever impractical in financial matters.

For large XML documents and embedded processes , however , restructuring an entire source prior to a compression pass might be impractical .

Some of the tags also hide a great deal of complexity that make it impractical to imbed with Java.

But a lengthy, voluntary process is impractical in the panic surrounding the failure of a very large, complex financial institution.

Mosquito: Person favourite make impractical saying, repeatedly speak to offer, I just absorbed them so just a tiny bit blood, they not stem.

A special fund established for the payment of small expenditures that would be impractical to pay with a check.

However, the thing may have to be so big to drive this device that it becomes impractical.

However, such a customization pattern is impractical in a multi-tenancy-enabled service environment.

Obviously, it is impractical to perform these tests manually, so some sort of automated test system is required.

Various practical or impractical suggestions have emerged during the long-standing debate on this issue.

A laudable, noble sentiment. But impractical, unless the father will marry you and give the child a name.

Your mind might find several excuses to tell you what your heart wants is impractical, but that's just your conditioning speaking.

When a lengthy evaluation of these ideas are completed, about 70% had to be rejected as impractical.

The flying wings alone provide an ideal (but impractical) baseline, since it's hard to carry people or cargo in such a shape.

Ditching just one of them is impractical, since two are needed if one is to be continuously available for operations.

George Thomas, the school's head teacher, said the ban was necessary because some girls' skirts were impractical as well as immodest .

For Clyde's parents had proved impractical in the matter of the future of their children.

Like the Japanese Okobo, Chopines were highly impractical, their primary purpose was to make the wearer stand out.

One of my business partners has many interesting new ideas, but he's a little impractical, and often they don't hold water.

Until the scope of the information security management system is defined, it is impractical to attempt to define a meaningful policy.

When a certificate is declared invalid, it is impractical for a CA to notify every person who may have a copy of that certificate.

With so much at stake, it seems impractical to choose any other course.

Now it seems impractical to me live with a family with happiness and a mommy who loves me.

There's an impractical and, quite frankly ridiculous, way to get out of abiding by your country's laws: start you own nation.

Huizi told Chuang Tzu, "What you speak of all day is useless and impractical. "

Having a document defined in terms of a single file is impractical when working in a team.

Obviously, given the design, it would be impractical for the server to define every possible URI for this service.

Jared: I'm glad I'm not one of the poor souls who spent his whole paycheck on some impractical gift today.

Super high heels are very impractical, and with the damage they do, wearing them might even be described as modern-day foot binding!

Testing at each point of the chain is impractical both in terms of cost and, for fresh foods, time.

This can make a number of types of Web applications a bit impractical to say the least.

This idiom was later used metaphorically to describe talking in a vivid and eloquent way. (mostly in an exaggerated and impractical manner).

Over- long sleeves make this outfit from designer Zhang Zhaoda rather impractical. But then isn't that the point of couture ?

Three of the administration's four strategies would involve firing educators, which Ms. Murkowski said would be impractical in Hooper Bay.

He said bartering is particularly good for single people like him, since most commodities given by bosses are impractical for them.

Wildly impractical, but a giant-dipping-bird farm sure would be a sight to behold.

It is usually impractical to have all users upgrade to the new version of the application at the same time.

However, in this case it is easier to use a mass flow rate because referring to a hippo feed rate in terms of moles is impractical.

Without this restriction, maintaining uniqueness across multiple range partitions would be impractical.

If the document was large or complex, it would be impractical to type the XML data into the INSERT statement as shown.

Although researchers have had new transducer designs in mind for years, it has been impractical to construct them subtractively.

The reason that most children don't take that sort of break is that it's impractical, not that it's damaging.

Then a close friend came over with her eight-year-old son, who insisted on swimming, and it just became impractical to stop them.

However, in their next breath, most other designers go on to dismiss minimalism as impractical, except on the most special sites.

If this is impractical, at least try to associate the prefix with only one URI within a single document.

Their discussions were impractical and did not hit the mark.

If the expectation house price recedes at the beginning of 2005 levels, a little has been impractical.

As discussed in the preceding section, implementation of that provision proved impractical, and the Clean Water Act was amended in 1977.

Remembering numbers for all of the machines that you might want to use both inside and outside of your network is obviously impractical.

Example: Such a plan, in my opinion, is without a doubt impractical.

Asking females to be full-time housewives severely discriminate against women and the proposal is absolutely absurd and impractical.

Threads are the best solution in such a case because it is impractical to block a main thread on an event.

This latter idea is impractical, says Dr Caldeira, who reckons that half the world's deserts would have to be covered.

The increased price of medical services made it impractical for many lodges to retain the services of a doctor.

There are a few ways you can map the local-jndi-name element to WebSphere Application Server that are either unsupported or impractical.

Always felt that the ideal is always so illogical, impractical.

Applications where permeating through every possible scenario would be impractical to create or manage.

The electron-beam instruments currently available, however, are very expensive and impractical for large-scale manufacturing.

When they moved into Burlington House, only the Royal Academy, run by supposedly impractical artists, asked for a lease.

While a legal solution to problems of online privacy might be impractical, there are technological alternatives.

As a result, Citigroup is in a relatively strong position to consider expansion opportunities that seemed impractical earlier this summer.

Users sometimes might want to change their passwords, and it is often impractical to perform this task by hand.

When Thatcherites first mooted privatisation it was derided as an impractical dream.

Old rectories used to be seen as draughty and impractical (which is why the Church of England sold them off cheaply).

For interfaces with a lot of objects and controls, static object hinting can require an impractical amount of rendered screen elements.

CLOTHING -- For the elite of the late 19th century, clothing was designed to be deliberately impractical.

It is impractical for mobile devices to be a host due to insufficient memory and CPU power.

You think your Aries is impractical at times, and you're right.

My siblings and I hated such impractical directives, although my mother never complained.

It would obviously be impractical to require a federal permit every time a farmer digs a ditch that connects to an existing drainage system.

I hate to disagree with you, but | think your view is impractical.

If the attacker sits in the middle of the network, then within the scope of the Internet, this attack becomes impractical.

One finance director of a London museum told the FT on the 19th Dec the idea was likely to be impractical and in-volve huge labour and cost.

The beauty on the surface and in the content reflects a kind of extravagant yet impractical possibility.

A third of the border is fenced, and most of the rest is in areas so remote or rugged as to make fences pointless or impractical.

The proposal that women should go back home to be full-time housewives seems impractical and ridiculous_.

I still believe in film but have to acknowledge that for a newspaper photographer, it is impractical at best.

The proposal that women should go back home to be full-time housewives seems impractical and ridiculous_.

I still believe in film but have to acknowledge that for a newspaper photographer, it is impractical at best.

It would seem impractical to assume that dates impending should be anything other than constructive in form.

It soon becomes apparent that my desire to walk directly alongside the barrier is entirely impractical and possibly suicidal.

If soaking is impractical, cover burn area with compresses that have been immersed in this solution.

This places impractical conditions on the international exchange of specimens and causes unnecessary delays in identifying wildlife.

Impractical as this may sound, Geordie Rose, D-Wave's founder, is optimistic that it is the best way forward for quantum computing.

Thisnotionis impractical in the extreme, for at least two reasons.

When you're down to your last dollar, you're likely to buy something seemingly impractical, like a pack of the latest gum.

Zhang. But supply of those green vehicles is still limited, he added, and they remain impractical for regular day-to-day use.

Where reducing the noise output at the source is impractical or insufficient, noise may be absorbed or confined.

Yet often this turns out to be impractical.

Therefore, performance issues make it impractical to parse large documents with DOM.

All practical, andmany impractical, means of allocating scarce resources are studied byeconomists.

NOTE Individuals may have more than one function and it may be impractical to appoint deputies for every function.

But freedom of movement within the European Union makes such notions impractical, and many in the game regard them as risible.

The heavy damping makes it impractical to read gravity directly from the displacement of the beam.

Attempts to reduce the cholesterol in eggs have been impractical, and are now considered unnecessary.

But Mr Strauss-Khan is reported to have angered Mr Brown by rejecting the plan as impractical last weekend.

Inside the atmosphere, physics makes blinding speed impractical or unaffordable, Mr. Van der Linden says.

Formal methods of review are simply impractical to implement for 100% of your code (or any percent, some would argue).

Despite colleagues telling him it was impractical to diagnose using a hand-held screen, Mitchell pushed on.

But in this case, the shear number of projects involved made this "repeated build" workaround impractical.

Conversely, impractical land system will counteract people's labor enthusiasm and bring social contradictions.

And while tempting, the notion of using antimatter as an alternative energy source is also impractical, Kayser said.

due to the immaturity of theoretical direction , some rules of admission are simple and impractical.

But given human nature, microdoses of chocolate may be impractical, underscoring the difficulties of using nutrition to bolster fitness.

It is also impractical to expect every update to an application or component to be an in-place fix.

They say that it spends too much on useless and impractical programs.

In certain fields it may be impossible or impractical to retain records of all original observations.

Growing a vast number of flies and harvesting their eyes is impractical and -- let's be honest -- little creepy.

This one is for an impractical dreamer with no business sense. Literally, air person.

Changing the clients' configuration may be either impossible or impractical.

While it is theoretically possible to generate the required extended deployment descriptors manually, it is impractical to do so.

The advice that you read seems completely illogical, impractical and just useless.

It may be too costly or impractical to replicate the targeted index completely.

Transforming the enterprise to a common data format is difficult and impractical.

Parachutes, slides, and external elevators all seemed impractical or overly complicated. But the fishing idea held promise.

But this option is impractical, particularly if food distribution, supply and cost are already threatened by climate change.

Canada was different. Its long border, heavy trade and strong industry links with America made capital controls impractical.

After this explanation, the husband and wife understood that anything not adaptable to the outside world is impractical.

She shows that in large chunks of life, the simplistic search for the perfect choice is not only impractical, but leads to misery.

Most of them impossible, some of them impractical and one or two of them certainly immoral.

We've persuaded the manager out of the impractical plan.

When customers are geographically dispersed, direct sale is likely to be impractical because of high travel costs.

But true transparency is impractical for many hedge fund strategies that trade constantly through the day.

Chinese calligraphy in contemporary lapses gradually into impractical for getting apart from people's daily life.

But when it came to firearms it was impractical to tie feathers to a cannon ball.

You compromise, give a little, concede that some aspects of your idea are probably impractical.

It seems all but impractical to finish the task in such a short time.

the hero of a romance by Cervantes; chivalrous but impractical.

We have to master to adjust at any time, anyway, the person shouldn't be the impractical asseveration and wishes but on the hoof .

And building different switching stations for different cars would either be impractical or very expensive.

A developed and strong imagination does not make you a daydreamer and impractical.

However, radiography is impractical for routine clinical assessment.

If different data is formatted with different cultures, operations such as sorting might be impractical.

In many cases, however, the true component environment is extremely complex and it becomes. impractical to provide an adequate simulation.

Yang Yu used it to reflect the impractical prosperity and repressive life at the time.

Create test cases for all of these possibilities is impractical.

Dr. Jane Goodall became known worldwide, and she changed the way we think about these remarkable creatures, all by doing the impractical.

Because that's impractical, deductibles have to serve as imperfect proxies.

Weaknesses are impulsive, impractical, too ambitious, and easily falls in disputes with others.

But the scarcity and variable quality of this tissue makes it an impractical therapy.

The proposal was not well thought out; moreover, it was impractical.

Tracing is useful when it is impractical or not good to use the debugger.

And it is tempting but impractical to call for a squad of people to monitor tweets.

Storing hydrogen as a gas or liquid takes upfar more space than petrol, making hydrogen-powered cars impractical.

Her arrogance, conceit, impractical fantasy for great love and her indiscreet attitude towards love caused her own tragedy.

But sequestering carbon dioxide underground is impractical in many areas, and it raises fears that the stored gas will escape.

Remember that practical ideas very often come from silly, impractical, impossible ones.

But video is impractical in continuous-action sports like football, where officials must stop play to use it.

The drain on system resources would make this style of application impractical.

Since virtually no concrete structure or cross-section is too large to cut, wire saws are used where other cutting methods are impractical.

However, many US chief executives regard such moves as impractical, if not outright dangerous.

"However, we continue to believe that a more widespread shift is impractical and unlikely, " she wrote.

Some regulators, who believe the rules are impractical, plan to use the period to push for further changes.

They are natural comedians with just the right mix of mystical, sensitive, inspirational and impractical humor.

They also tend to have a creative streak but sometimes they display an escapist attitude and impractical nature.

An approach driven by one country's ideas about information seems impractical.

"History is replete with examples of impractical, irrational shoes, " noted shoe museum curator Semmelhack.

Some of its suggestions, such as a freeze on private-sector wages, sound impractical.

But being constantly in dread of fresh catastrophes is impractical and taints our judgment.

Like a nursery tale sort'impractical dream'!

Triangulation is a method of conventional survey used when the traverse method is impractical or impossible.

The supporters try all efforts to prove that the project is feasible, while the opponents spare no efforts to prove that it is impractical.

Parenteral routes should be used only when oral administration is impossible or impractical.

Previously, this effect was impractical or impossible to create without resorting to complex PNG images.

The idea of negative interest rates may strike some people as absurd, the concoction of some impractical theorist.

An impractical, idealistic scheme for social and political reform.

The whole venture seemed so impractical and foolish that onlookers called it "Drake's Folly" .

But instead she sat, a move that was impractical. But that was a small thing.

Making artemisinin by standard chemistry requires so many steps that it is impractical.

But not now. Consider everything, including seemingly impractical options.

If a male is used for frequent breedings, a brucellosis test before each mating is probably impractical.

Moreover, to the speaker's third claim, I just consider his wish good, but impractical.

Even if has had many impractical ideas, also can in the design early time, namely in front of the plan blueprint is corrected.

It is impractical to service every version of a product.

The proposal proves impractical and ridiculous.

Note: The nature of the Internet makes it impractical for our staff to review every comment.

Somewhat unreliable and impractical in daily chores.

Refloating the sunken ship proved impractical because of the great expense .

If these pleasant impractical talks can help you achieve your dream, then I can talk also.

If the latter sounds impractical, it should not.

It is impractical to shift numerous peasants to the cities at present economical level.

If all these approaches are impractical, one could always resort to manual focus using distance markings on the lens.

What if you are a very active trader or day-trader, making so many trades that a diary entry for each is simply impractical?

Things are just impractical because Lazio see Pandev as not for sale at any price.

As a result, exploiting bioluminescent reactions was rather impractical.

Because of the short development cycles typically used by SOA teams, division of developers by technology is impractical.

When the deadline looms, coaching may be impractical.

When the committee got down to details, the proposed plan seemed impractical.

But who ever made big waves without doing small, impractical things?

Second, unless you're only feeding your cat wet food, it's totally impractical.

Kathryn wants everyone to critique the ideas that the group has brought forward, in order to eliminate impractical suggestions.

Last but not least, it is impractical to modernize and globalize the theory of artistic conception.

They challenged the proposal as impractical.

A "rich" character might find something flashy but impractical to show to friends.

The plan was criticized as too idealistic and impractical.

If soaking is impractical, soaks or compresses maybe used.

A Greek exit from the euro is seen in Germany as impractical, if not unthinkable.

In areas where bends or loops are impractical, the use of expansion couplings are sometimes used.

They are, instead, deeply impractical romantics.

Your theory proves impractical in practice.

Either of the plans is equally impractical.

Tlie usual rant goes that fair values are great in theory but impractical and unreliable on Main Street.

His suggestion sounds good, but it is really impractical.

A zealous but impractical reformer of human society.

If this is impractical, you can use a backend profiling tool to create a collection for all the SQL your application emits.

The overlapping window concept is good, but its execution is impractical in the real world.

However, you might find this impractical.

His ideas are, in the main, impractical.

Men never lose their obsession for impractical, spatially-related toys - they just spend a lot more on them.

For a skyscraper-sized hydroponic farm, that is clearly impractical.

They lack experience but ask for a high salary, which is impractical.

A theory that proved impractical in practice.

Well, seems that you have impractical experiencehandle these cases. am very glad welcome you into our company.

So it is impractical to solve time-variant reliability problems by MCS.

Mr. Brugge said it was difficult for manufacturers to keep up with dozens of laws and rules, many of which they consider impractical.

And while running a full-fledged democracy is impractical, employees at every level should have a way to share their ideas.

Thisis a fundamental tool for programming since, in most cases, it is vastly impractical to write the machine language program directly.

This bewildering complexity has rendered some estimation concepts, such as SLOC, impractical in many cases.

For very large data sets it quickly becomes impractical, or even impossible, to use JavaScript for tasks such as sorting by a column.

This practice is frequently followed on small structures such as bicycle frames, but it is impractical for larger structures.

On the other hand, you are inclined to be careless and impractical, causing you to make the same mistakes repeatedly.

FJ: As an agenl investor, when you evaluate a deal, how do you distinguish between practical startups and impractical startups?

In the Dhamma, there is nothing that is impractical or irrational.

D. it is theoretically impractical to build an acoustic cloak.

And it's impractical to wire up some villages in Asian and African countries.

Tlie usual rant goes that fair values are great in theoiy but impractical and unreliable on Main Street.

Eg: The plan you drafted is impractical.

The plan is good in theory but impractical.

It's an impractical suggestion.

It was impractical to think that we could build the house in one month.

To set the time frame artificially is not only unreasonable but also impractical.

Any method is the most impractical way.

The J2EE security model is based on method permission, so it is impractical and cumbersome for fine grained security access.

In any case, it is impractical for most individual investors to make all these trades.

This is an impractical and unnecessary idea.

Once there, it will be impractical to attack him.

Sometimes it is impractical to cache an entire page because portions of the page might need to change on each request.