Sentence examples for computationally quite expensive from inspiring English sources
Nonlocal calculation is computationally quite expensive and scales as N2 where N is the number of points in which the density is defined, and a massively parallel calculation is welcome for a wider applicability of the new approach.
However, they can be computationally quite expensive because of their iterative nature in which (a) each single iteration may be costly, and (b) the number of iterations can be large.
In contrast, the relaxation method based on integration of two-dimensional time-dependent equations can be computationally quite expensive.
Modeling very large microarray data is computationally quite expensive.
It clusters all reads without using a reference and is quite expensive computationally, hence not very suitable for very large datasets.
In principle, the choice of C and the type of SVM (linear vs. non-linear) could be specifically selected for each classifier, but this would become quite expensive computationally.
"It was all quite expensive".
It is, however, quite expensive.
"Jane Austen can be quite expensive.
Free access to law is quite expensive.
