Examples of inapplicable

• Some variables are only used with some models, as they would be inapplicable for some policies.

• And, most seriously, a major tool of evolutionary biology, the comparative method, is inapplicable to the study of the origins of language.

• When social conditions changed, the laws would automatically become inapplicable.

• In practice, we apply the rule (elab-dn-up) only if all other analysis elaboration rules are inapplicable.

• We should also be sensitive to the inapplicable area.

• And an externalist/natural-kind account of how the sentence could have the required truth-condition seems inapplicable in this case.

• When there is smooth contact-angle variation, the thermostatic theory is inapplicable.

• Since one setting of a switch is neither simpler nor more complex than the other, a simplicity metric over grammars would be inapplicable.

• However, for our cold-ion scenario, the theory is inapplicable.

• The growing use of programmable devices is making system safety assessment increasingly complex, at the same time rendering many standard safety engineering techniques inapplicable.

• This makes it inapplicable in many situations, but provides a desired guarantee that well-typed programs do not go wrong.

• To do this we use a skew span construction because the standard categorical span constructions are inapplicable.

• Although known general results on the uniqueness of lax adjoints are inapplicable, a direct proof is given that the lax coexponent is unique.

• This does not in itself mean that the totalitar ian concept is inapplicable.

• This type of guideline may be inapplicable for the elderly.