Sentence examples for expensive processing from inspiring English sources

Because of that, it is useful to predict LB occurrence before the expensive processing process.

Currently, arbutin is usually produced by plant extraction or enzymatic processes, which suffer from low product yield and expensive processing cost.

Patrick Allen, senior partner at Hodge Jones & Allen, said: "This report raises major concerns from across the legal profession over inequality in access to justice and the introduction of a slower and more expensive processing of cases through the court.

These savings are possible thanks chiefly to the two firms' complementary investments in Canada's tar sands, where oil is found in a particularly impure and viscous form, requiring a lot of expensive processing.

And Neal Hansch, a board member and former managing director of MEST Incubator, in Accra, Ghana, pointed out that some of the company's custom solutions are expensive — processing cash payments, for example, entails more overhead than digital methods — which will make expansion difficult.

In a release, he said "For 62 years, merchants have suffered complicated, expensive processing fees.

This allows for efficient implementation and avoids computationally expensive packet processing operations.

"While the competition is focusing on LIDAR technology which is very expensive and processing heavy (due to a lot of unneeded data), our vision algorithms can be used with any cheap cameras and has a much quicker response time.

These factors are of no small importance to the world's vintners, and the promise of a cheap alternative to timely and expensive lab processing will surely be welcomed.

The unsolved challenges lie in severe product (especially butanol) inhibition during bioprocessing, which leads to low butanol yield and productivity, and very low final product concentration (<3 wt%), causing expensive downstream processing (product separation) costs.

However the resources we could be using to create better outcomes, both for us and people in need, are currently being wasted with massively expensive offshore processing and detention measures before we've even formed a position on who we want to help.