Sentence examples for costly collection from inspiring English sources

He had known, and he warned his costly collection of stars, that they faced something exceptional — the unity between crowd and home players — down in the San Paolo.

This is a powerful, open-ended and exceedingly costly collection of principles that guarantee broad rights to European workers on such issues as health and safety.

As repositories of big data become more available, there is a desire to use this abundant resource for machine learning tasks, avoiding the timely and potentially costly collection of new data.

Costly collection of prospective data gives similar rates to the cheaper retrospective report method.

Its purpose is to integrate existing, currently dispersed information to obviate the need for costly collection of new data.

Purely in silico approaches have been suggested as an alternative to costly collections of experimental data.

Unlike composting, it can handle food waste that's mixed with general nonhazardous trash — no need for costly separate collection and handling.

As improvements to prediction outputs can be achieved without additional costly data collection, ensemble mapping approaches have clear value for spatial management.

Low rates of nest acceptance by laying hens are a major problem in commercial poultry farming operations with aviary systems, leading to costly manual collection and cleaning of mislaid eggs.

As American households have run up ever-larger debts, and as banks and other lenders have given up collecting their own debts because stricter federal and state regulations have made the business more costly, the collection industry's annual revenues have more than tripled in the past ten years, to $16.5 billion.

Consequently, the sampler wastes many samples issuing invalid IDs resulting in an inefficient and costly data collection method.