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Definition von impracticably im Wörterbuch Englisch
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impracticably in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
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Webster's Academic Dictionary: A Dictionary of the English ...
IMPETUS. IMPRACTICABLY. Im*pe-tUl (Tm'pi-tfls), n. [L.] 1. Property possessed
by a moving body in virtue of its weight and its motion ; momentum. 2. Impulse ;
incentive ; force. Im'phee (Tin'fe), n. Airican sugar cane. Im-pi'e-ty (I m-pi'e-ty ), n.
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language, on a ...
Pract-os (vgaxro;, a -xguittSu, to do), done: as, imprac'tica- ble, that cannot be
done ; practice, a doing often ; pragmatic, meddling. imprac'ticable, a. prac'tice, n.
pragmatic, a. impracticably, ad. prac'tic, a. pragmatical, a. imprac'ticableness, ...
John Oswald, John Miller Keagy,
1836
The Council does not seem to care much about the practicability of the schemes
which it sanctions; but no outsider will expect such a scheme to work for three
reasons: first, it is impracticably difiicnlt; secondly, it is impracticably dear; and, ...
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The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
The Council does not seem to care much about the practicability of the schemes
which it sanctions; but no outsider will expect such a scheme to work for three
reasons: first, it is impracticably difficult; secondly, it is impracticably dear; and, ...
So did "*" <"~5 the sheer impracticably of the place, from the point of view of two
teachers working in Oxford, fifteen miles away. That did not daunt her at all: She
did not even consider disadvantages. The equal impracticably of Bowen's Court ...
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A popular and complete English dictionary
IMPRISONMENT Impracticably, Im-prik'te-ka-ble, tide. In a manner or degree that
hinders practice. Imprecate, im'pre-kite, [L. imprtcor,\ v. t. To in. Yoke, as an evil
on any one; to pray that a curso or calamity may fall on one's self or on another ...
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Democracy: In the Throes of Liberalism and Totalitarianism
Perhaps, the interfacing scheme, inchoate as it was, could be formally adopted;
the impracticably long common interview schedule might be given a chance to
work out! At this point, the chairmanship rotated to another member, who had ...
George F. McLean, Robert R. Magliola, William Fox,
2003
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The Critic in the Modern World: Public Criticism from Samuel ...
morality is neither dangerously lax, nor impracticably rigid'. And so too is his
prose, which Johnson characterizes as 'the model of the middle style; on grave
subjects not formal, on light occasions not grovelling; pure without scrupulosity,
and ...
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The Engineering and Boiler House Review
Again several of them for the larger 1's and larger 10's disappear altogether
outside the limits of the diagram, indicating impracticably large capital outlays for
these conditions. Independently of the impracticably great outlay required, it may
be ...
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Analysis of Engineering Cycles: Power, Refrigerating and Gas ...
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impracticably large. Study of Fig. 3.2 also shows that as r, approaches this figure
the area enclosed by the cycle on the temperature-entropy diagram tends
towards zero.
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «IMPRACTICABLY» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
impracticably im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
What does it feel like to drive a supercar?
It's hard not to approach it, bleep it unlocked, then fold yourself through the impracticably low doors, without a swagger that feels like a warm, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mär 15»
Apple's Investing $1.7bn on Two Entirely Renewable Energy Data …
That's very impracticably, and considering that you don't need that much computing power (compared to a state of the art videogame) to drive a ... «Gizmodo, Feb 15»
The £625m lost forever - the phenomenon of disappearing Bitcoins
Even an impracticably large computer consuming all the energy outputted by the sun couldn't count the number of possible combinations in ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 15»
Everything but the fuel
... is so great (500 mSv/hr at the water level) that even with positive-pressure air suits dose limits would make work intervals impracticably short. «Nuclear Engineering, Aug 14»
Update: CMS, ONC ease EHR certification requirements for MU
... sessions, the agencies acknowledged that the time between the final Stage 2 rule and the certification deadline was impracticably short. «Government Health IT, Mai 14»
“Sparse Arrays” Cut Costs for Terahertz Imaging
... array's signals into a 2-D image increases with the number of antennas—a demand that “quickly becomes impracticably large,” according the ... «IEEE Spectrum, Mai 14»
Researchers spin a yarn into a muscle
Electric-field-driven polymers can require impracticably high changes in field. Furthermore, all of these materials – especially carbon-nanotube ... «physicsworld.com, Feb 14»
Operation Sovereign Borders personnel exempted from workplace …
... preservation which would be extremely and impracticably onerous, or impossible, under the circumstances of the operation,” the declaration, ... «The Guardian, Jan 14»
The Restrictions On A Testator's Freedom Of Testation
... (c) impracticably vague, or (d) impossible. A testator also has the common law duty to support his minor and financially dependent children. «Mondaq News Alerts, Okt 13»
Fans flock for grand final tickets
Doing so would mean postponing today's ticket release to an impracticably late date. Despite the grumblings of some fans, the NRL remains ... «The Daily Telegraph, Sep 13»