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• Unfortunately, the logarithm prevents every useful factorization of such an average and makes this method impracticable.

• This project engaged some attention, but it was soon felt to be impracticable, and the thought was consequently abandoned.

• First, while the use of a postal questionnaire made the collection of qualitative data impracticable, it enabled a large number of homes to be surveyed.

• Proxy interviews were employed when direct interviews were impracticable for reasons of failing health or cognitive impairment.

• No doubt it would be quite impracticable,32 but the possibility at least illustrates the distinction between the two types of legal relation.

• What does it mean to say that rewarding desert is 'impracticable'?

• If a medical examination proved to be 'impracticable', then the petition had to instead be accompanied by a certificate to that effect.

• In the case of passenger traffic this would be impracticable, and the only solution of the problem is extensive clearing.

• They are somewhat impracticable to use because of the difficulty in describing them.

• Some commentators certainly think that, though the scheme may ultimately be impracticable, it is in principle the appropriate egalitarian policy.

• Unfortunately, such a sweeping scope of moral concern for the prima facie duty of nonmaleficence is highly impracticable.

• But, till a gravity network of ideas replaced the flat-earth network, the idea that the earth was round was also too impracticable to suggest.

• However, cordons sanitaires - that is, strict protection of a linear border - had become increasingly impracticable.

• However, in our case, about 70000 levels resulted from the considered configurations, which make the direct calculations almost impracticable in time.

• Also, non-linearities in cell responses make, for example, multiplexing of luminance and chromatic signals in the parvocellular pathway impracticable.