infeasible
infeasible
Definition
in·fea·sible (in fē′zə bəl)
adjective
not feasible; not easily done; impracticable
in·fea′·sibil′·ity noun
infeasible
Usage Examples
Infinitive complement
- find: A digest has the following properties: It should be computationally infeasible to find another input string that will generate the same digest.
Used with adjective complement
- become: However, this approach would very quickly become infeasible with more than a few parameters.
- prove: The nationwide metadata enhanced search engine proved infeasible, federated metadata initiatives were not.
- seem: In this situation, political resolution of the issue by means of an administrative ballot recount seemed infeasible.
Modifying Another Word
- computationally: A digest has the following properties: It should be computationally infeasible to find another input string that will generate the same digest.
- politically: However, an outright ban on smoking is politically infeasible, given concerns for civil liberties.
Modifies a noun
- solution: How to get rapid convergence in the vicinity of a locally infeasible solution.
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