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It is simple because it is not based on the direct and cumbersome error analysis of every single process involved in the analytical solution.
Being based on algorithmically skeletons and coordination languages technologies, the programming environment relieves the programmer from a number of cumbersome, error prone activities that are required when using traditional parallel programming environments.
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The game featured a fast Tennessee start (a 21-0 first-quarter leand and a cumbersome, error-prone St . Louisstart.
In the second half, though, it was a fast St . Louisstart (a 21-3 second-half edge) and a cumbersome, error-prone Tennessee finish.
However, manual integration of analysis tools can be cumbersome and error prone.
With traditionally vertically integrated network devices, supporting cloud-era applications entails the undesirable burden of manually configuring various network switches through vendor-specific command-line-interfaces (CLIs) - a process that is cumbersome and error prone[101].
Z-scores have been used to estimate the significance of co-occurrence because P-value calculation is cumbersome and error prone.
Data manipulation is generally cumbersome and error-prone, and data loss is frequent.
While investors have always liked the idea of harvesting robots, in the past the technology was considered too costly, cumbersome and error-prone to effectively compete with humans.
Because this is such a cumbersome and error-prone activity, the authors used parameter descriptions of the services (inputs-outputs) based on the data types extracted from WSDL descriptions.
Existing verification systems usually rely on users to supply annotations to guide the verification, which can be cumbersome and error-prone by hand and can significantly restrict the usability of the verification system.
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