Sentence examples for cumbersome models from inspiring English sources
Older, more cumbersome models have been replaced by easier-to-carry versions, he said.
Unlike the cumbersome models of old, these also have the benefit of being relatively small and can be integrated onto your kitchen worktop alongside the toaster and kettle.
The satellites used by the Globalstar and Iridium systems are in low-earth orbit (up to about 930 miles) to allow users to carry small phones instead of the cumbersome models that some reporters still carry.
Ambitious types can find battery-operated corkscrews or tapered yet cumbersome models the size of restaurant pepper mills, which operate not on the principle of twisting the worm into the cork, but with a press and a pull.
Analyzing voting on income taxation usually implies mathematically cumbersome models.
If even one of these predictions come to fruition, it would mean we have come a long way from our existing cumbersome models and will be in a future that favours data and technology to hedge uncertainty, rather than expensive reactionary methods.
SBML2L a TEX facilitates the complicated and cumbersome model development process by providing a simple method to translate such models to human-readable reports.
LendingTree had what some analysts thought was a cumbersome business model, but the model seems to work well for borrowers and lenders.
The model is validated by comparing it against standard sectional solutions and detailed but cumbersome literature models at certain limiting cases (i.e., only coagulation and sintering, only surface growth or only coagulation).
— During past downturns in technology spending, Dell tended to boast about its ability to weather the conditions better than competitors bogged down by higher-priced goods and cumbersome business models.
The success of this approach motivates further use of ANNs and related methods to calibrate and predict inelastic material properties that are often too cumbersome to model with rigorous dislocation-based plasticity models.
