Examples of using Be impractical in English and their translations into Portuguese
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A randomized experiment may be impractical.
In reality, that would be impractical. He would be on all fours.
In some cases this may be suitable;in others it may be impractical.
Shannon believed this would be impractical for two reasons.
It would also be impractical for aviation to join the general ETS before 2012.
It can be hazardous to health of a female andthe posterity can be impractical as a result.
However, it can be impractical to do this during a field examination.
These meetings must be handled very differently, andcombining them can be impractical, if not destructive.
One thing may be impractical for me, but practical for you, that is a different thing.
Linel may be assigned any value by the user, although very small orvery large values may be impractical.
I cannot accept Amendment No 191, as the delay that this may cause would be impractical and may have a detrimental effect on the start date.
All of our Rock Climbing Walls are portable, allowing them to be set up anywhere andused in areas where fixed climbing walls would be impractical.
While a nuclear bomb working on thermal neutrons may be impractical, modern weapons designs may still benefit from some level of moderation.
It would be impractical to give you a detailed analysis of each amendment, and so I will focus on the most important issues, particularly those on which the Commission cannot accept the proposed amendment.
Sampling toxic or long reactions, or reactions for Design of Experiments(DoE) studies,can be impractical and cumbersome, leading to blind spots in data.
Although a majority of non-executives may be impractical for small companies, it is usual for such companies to have at least one or two non- executives.
Theatrical stage productions, television studios, and film sets often needgrass in a scene, but using real turf would be impractical so they are regular users of synthetic grass as well.
However, the measurement of some parameters can be impractical or even impossible; therefore, they need to be estimated, or preferably optimized specifically for each ecosystem.
They license rights, collect royalties, andredistribute revenue to the rightholders in circumstances where individually negotiating licences with individual creators would be impractical and entail high transaction costs.
Due to the sheer size and complexity of the registry database, manually cleaning up redundant andinvalid entries may be impractical, so registry cleaners try to automate the process of looking for invalid entries, missing file references or broken links within the registry and resolving or removing them.
The shortest route and authenticates to cross and reach Albendea Guadiela is passing through the Chain Bridge, seen in the background, butin the rainy season may be impractical, so it is advisable to take an alternative detour carried by road,being longer but safer….
The COR is also concerned that within this field,moves to introduce binding legislation might be impractical and cause some local and regional authorities difficulty.
The LVCP probes are ideal for deepmeasurements in wells or large tanks where long rods would be impractical, but they work equally well for shorter-length applications.
Marker-based methods for estimating the coefficient of heritability in natural populations are important because traditional methods may be impractical or introduce bias via interaction genotype-environmental effects, mating system variation and sampling effects.
Her methods are impractical, impossible to implement with regularity.
Small CAMs are useful;large CAMs are impractical.
You laughed, said it was impractical.
Use where clamps or clecoes are impractical.
Furthermore, I think that a"media code of conduct" is impractical.
But gold itself is impractical for transactions in the modern world.
