Examples of dead end

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Therefore, the infection comes to a deadend.
The sector as a whole had got stuck in the deadend of class relativism.
For both of us, investigation of the artefact alone was a deadend.
To get out of this deadend, one would like to use, instead, a spatially varying bandwidth.
Corruption cases often hit a deadend once they reached the courtroom.
Therefore, a deadend has been detected and the algorithm has to backtrack.
When no extension is possible, we say that the algorithm has detected a deadend.
This information is recorded as one or more constraints (or nogoods) which aid future search by disallowing the inconsistencies that led to this deadend.
The pursuit of a unary natural-duty theory of political obligation, the objection concludes, is a deadend.
This migration causes pathological changes, but being without any obvious transmission benefits, is a deadend for the larvae.
Every route is literally a deadend in this sense.
Secondly, in the long run, resorting to debt financing seems to be a deadend to finance retirement systems.
Others, even among legal positivists, believe that this road inevitably leads to a deadend.
There are well-known problems with this approach to representation and no generally accepted solution; this path leads to a deadend.
We also found that positive selection could be more efficient in outcrossing than in self-fertilizing species, in agreement with the deadend theory.
They wanted to escape from their home by any means available, and they felt they were at a 'deadend'.
However, by the end of the 1960s further decentralisation to local authorities had come to a deadend.
Nothing in the current proposal takes it out of this explanatory deadend.
Finally, in the long run, resorting to debt financing seems to be a deadend to finance retirement systems.
From the point of view of a pluralistic cosmopolitanism, this is a deadend.
If the algorithm reaches a deadend (where there is no valid assignment for a variable), it backtracks.
For example, the order of decisions can easily be controlled, and it becomes possible to determine conflicting decisions if the search procedure runs into a deadend.
He explicitly intended this pioneering effect and offered his work as a solution to the deadend that many of his compatriots had lamented in the study of analysis.
If the union of all conflict sets is not empty, the search "jumps back" to the most recent assignment that is involved in the detected deadend.
In contrast, the narrower cell becomes more convergent (with 0 < 0) and heads into a deadend because it moves towards the wall of the real cell.
Although maximizing happiness is a wonderful goal, my inability to sway an argument with medical information so full of loopholes and contingencies made that approach a deadend.
If the union of all elimination explanations is not empty, the search "goes back" to the most recent assignment that is involved in the detected deadend.
Which leads to a deadend?
This perspective is especially compelling if vultures are read not as a literal deadend, but rather as the transformative agent engendering another round of life.
The investigation into the reasons and consequences of this accident has reached a deadend at the moment.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The concept of growth must once and for all be taken out of the deadend which is a purely quantitative meaning.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Military action is more than merely a deadend; it is a disaster, and not only that, but a crime.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
But this policy is now coming to a deadend.
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