Sentence examples for a less labor intensive from inspiring English sources

Percent functional volume preservation was designed to replace surgeon assessment of volume preservation with a less labor intensive, objective assessment.

In such cases, the introduction of additional/redundant DOFs can facilitate the formulation of the equations of motion in a less labor intensive manner.

Array CGH offers the potential for high throughput and high-resolution genome analysis and is a less labor intensive approach than other molecular cytogenetic analyses.

As example, 10 acres of cotton might require 4,000 man hours to till, plant, and harvest, but by splitting the crop, and planting 5 acres of cotton and 5 acres of a less labor intensive crop like hay, grain, or vegetable row crops, you spread out the most intensive labor period, and reduce the overall labor requirements for an individual growing season.

For a less labor-intensive version, kibbe can also be baked like a flat cake.

Next, he plumped for a less labor-intensive option after finding a transparent ornament-making mold in a New York plastics store that (roughly) resembled an icicle.

Mr. Frucher, who has said it would be "wrong" to ask for direct support, wants the state to guarantee tax-free bonds to finance a less labor-intensive operation, with betting terminals placed in sports bars and other "appropriate" places.

More recently, remote monitoring via satellite has offered a less labor-intensive alternative, but clouds often get in the way and the area captured is so large that woodland images are often muddled with adjacent land, Ms. Mizunuma said.

A possibility for a less labor-intensive means of generating labeled training data is to find and label duplicate reviews as spam.

In one experiment, he created part of an ontology with machine-understandable descriptions and then let the computer fill in the rest, potentially showing the way to a less labor-intensive method of building ontologies.

To assist his son, Feller senior started growing wheat on his farm, a less labor-intensive crop than corn, to allow his son more time to play baseball.