Composition can be an inefficient, time consuming practice.
The goal, he says, is to help scientists avoid "using clumsy, time-consuming practices" and "enable collaboration".
The results confirm that this methodological setting generated useful insights for a finer understanding of energy-consuming practices and their underlying drivers.
The objective of the present paper is to propose an empirical application of this framework, with the aim of unravelling the constitutive 'ingredients' of energy-consuming practices.
The study is likely to accelerate a switch from talk to the less costly and time-consuming practice of administering drugs that is already under way.
That means banks must handpick their borrowers a time-consuming practice.Could cheap bank loans create a property bubble, as they did elsewhere in Asia in 1997-98?
These reports have encouraged many to hope that someday one might be able to learn a foreign language, for example, by simply taking a pill instead of through the usual time-consuming practice.
U.V. Production House was Troemel's latest attempt to use the Internet to make art outside the commercial-gallery system, which he finds too slow, too insular, too full of gatekeepers, and too dependent on the financially onerous and time-consuming practice of making art objects; it could benefit from an Amazon-style disruption.
This is for the girls who cried because you just wanted to look like those girls in your magazines, the hairless cute ones, the ones who did not have to worry about when they would have to shave next – because this became a time-consuming practice.
Genotyping DNA extracted from tumor tissue avoids the time-consuming practice of microdissecting adjacent normal tissue when other normal tissue sources are not available.
This is a more time-consuming practice, and may be difficult due to the close proximity of the inner and outer rectal wall on the CT scans.
