Sentence examples for generally cumbersome from inspiring English sources

Data manipulation is generally cumbersome and error-prone, and data loss is frequent.

Ultrasound of the penis may demonstrate a periurethral abscess, but is generally cumbersome because of inflammatory swelling and tenderness of the penile and perineal structures.

Manual curation is generally cumbersome and time-consuming.

However, this method often produces a large amount of hazardous solvent waste and is generally cumbersome.

However, execution in HPC environments is not trivial: (i) installing, configuring and optimizing parallel software are generally cumbersome for non-HPC experts, (ii) access to HPC resources generally implies long waiting times or at least significant variability in the response time and (iii) it is difficult to estimate in advance the computational resources needed.

Although implementing general type-2 fuzzy systems is generally computationally cumbersome, by using a recently introduced plane representation, GT2FLS can be regarded as a combination of several interval type-2 fuzzy logic systems (IT2FLS), each with its own corresponding α level and linguistic rules can directly be incorporated into the controller.

Developing countries would have the most to gain from a deal because their customs procedures are generally more cumbersome than those of rich countries.

Further, the report found that the median length of bank checking account disclosures was shorter, but that such documents generally remain "cumbersome" and hard to understand.

"The winter elements have been a negative, people have to go through a process of entering data, and it's just generally more cumbersome than we think Square will be".

"There are lots of scientific innovations and improved agree technology, including biotechnology, that have been developed at research institutions here in Ghana which are not reaching farmers as a result of poor extension services, lack of investments in agriculture generally and cumbersome regulatory procedures… This must change," he noted.

This is due to a multitude of reasons: less sophisticated tools, generally more cumbersome APIs, fewer exposed advanced features, enormous QA issues brought on by fragmentation, etc.