Sentence examples for expensive transition from inspiring English sources

Whether it will be an expensive transition is unclear.

The layered network model generally protects upper-layer protocols from an expensive transition to IPv6.

If there will, this will be a very expensive transition to OA, much more expensive than a green OA mandate.

First, this will still be an expensive transition to OA, more expensive than a green OA mandate.

The only way to avoid expensive transition periods would be to wait until scientists develop a complete prevention method – and then implement it from scratch.

Bush, urged by Karl Rove to keep his distance from Ryan's plan, released a far more cautious proposal, with smaller accounts and less expensive transition costs.

Other less harmful although expensive transition-metal-based catalytic systems have also been described, including the use of Au III) salts.

Given all this, it's surprising that more people aren't unprepared; and, given how expensive the transition has turned out to be, it almost would have made more sense for the government just to buy everyone new TV sets.

"The longer global emissions are allowed to continue to increase year on year the more difficult, and expensive, the transition to a low carbon future will become," he added.

The advantage of the present synthesized hybrids lays in the use of less expensive 3d transition metals than noble elements that may provide comparable effect on hydrogen sorption properties.

Chemical synthesis of benzofuran rings is expensive, because transition metals are used, and the operational conditions are stricter than those used for biosynthesis (Cacchi et al. 2002; Oppenheimer et al. 2007; Trost and Mcclory 2007).