Sentence examples for demanding time consuming from inspiring English sources

The generation of syntax trees and in many cases also the classification step are demanding, time consuming processes.

However, most of the optimal techniques follow computationally demanding, time consuming, iterative procedures that usually result in non-robustly stable models with poor frequency response resemblance to the original high order model in some frequency ranges.

However, it is technically demanding, time consuming and involves radiation exposure.

The technique is demanding, time consuming, and is associated with complications.

The IFCC reference method is technically demanding, time consuming, and very expensive and is not designed for routine analysis of patient samples.

Most surgeons consider it to be technically more demanding, time consuming, and associated with a higher risk of complications than other approaches.

Retirement, we are told, is supposed to be more enjoyable than a demanding, time-consuming career.

Traditionally, the antibiotic susceptibility examination of mycoplasmas is technically demanding, time-consuming and rarely performed in diagnostic laboratories.

"The work can be demanding, time-consuming and complicated, but I love it," said Miss Baer, a 35-year-old native of Allentown, Pa., who took over management of the tunnel last April.

While novel and more powerful services can be obtained, in such setting, by suitably orchestrating existing ones, manually developing such orchestrations is highly demanding, time-consuming and error-prone.

The reason is that students from lower social classes, if they can choose between educational alternatives, tend to prefer less demanding, time-consuming, costly, and risky educational tracks that nevertheless secure their access to qualified occupational positions and protect them against unemployment (Müller and Pollak 2007; Breen et al. 2014).