Sentence examples for applying expensive from inspiring English sources

The proposed approach could be very useful in such situations as quality controls of civil buildings, without the necessity of applying expensive and time-consuming destructive or non-destructive testing.

A large number of derivatives of flavones, coumarindione (coumarin derivative) and benzimidazol with necessary functionalities have been screened as potential matrices without any tedious chemical modification or applying expensive procedures.

If we say, the newborn human is a potential person, hence entitled to rights close to those of persons, the problem arises that in the future, when we have better genetic therapies available, and by applying expensive genetic treatment to a normal mouse, could endow it with rational agency capacity, the normal mouse looks likely to qualify as a potential person if the newborn or young human does.

They do so to reduce their dust inhalation as they apply expensive fluorocarbon waxes, all in the hope of making the difference between fourth place and the podium.

Government suggestions that consumers can mitigate against these costs through energy efficiency measures is true – but requires householders to spend on new energy efficient fridges, or apply expensive wall cladding.

Due to their high computational cost, it is difficult to apply expensive CFD simulations in the wind farm design process as optimization algorithms often require large number of solution evaluations.

It is impractical to apply expensive fertilizer inputs for crops of marginal returns, and the rising cost of inorganic fertilizers have made them out of reach of small farmers in India.

Another, radical, albeit uncommon for applied use expensive university equipment bought within the terms of a NIU program consists of its being relocated to an associate company's premises.

It may be that few functional imaging studies have been done because applying these expensive imaging techniques in multi-centre trials is too complex and expensive an undertaking when perhaps the results, although predictive, would not affect the actual patient outcomes.

Maybe, but you also risk ending up with no extra benefit in yield after applying those expensive fertilizers.

That's why artists might sometimes cut corners in applying less expensive pigments.