Sentence examples for expensive tasks from inspiring English sources

For these reasons, LER development requires several complicated and expensive tasks that make the energy production projects economically unprofitable (Lukawski et al. 2014).

Investing in shifting mentalities, attitudes, and behavior, utilizing the right leadership, and putting in place risk management capacities seem the real priorities and not so expensive tasks.

One of the most important yet expensive tasks in realistic character animation is to represent the body deformation, i.e. the deformation of the muscles.

In its legislative tomes, Washington routinely slips in "unfunded mandates"–expensive tasks dictated by Washington politicians and assigned to companies, states and local governments, forcing higher taxes and crowding out other spending and investment.

Hence, computationally expensive tasks, like motion estimation, could be relocated to the decoder, allowing for a flexible sharing of the computational complexity between the encoder and the decoder and enabling the design of lightweight encoding architectures.

In light of the benefits of cloud computing, cloud-based high performance computing (HPC) has the potential to enable users to not only accelerate computationally expensive tasks, but also to reduce costs by utilizing on-demand, ubiquitous, seamless, and user-friendly access to remote engineering application packages as well as remote HPC resources.

In 1781, the Franciscan priest Juan Bautista Velderrain started the very ambitious and expensive task of constructing San Xavier.

To successfully identify, weed out and improve inefficiency is in itself a massive and expensive task.

In 2010 or 2011, issuing government bonds may prove a much harder (and more expensive) task.

Constructivist buildings were neglected for much of the Soviet period, and renovating them is a daunting – and expensive – task.

"To do the cumbersome and expensive task of redrawing the bylaws, we need some conviction that they would likely pass.