Sentence examples for heavyweight framework from inspiring English sources
Since our HTML is server-rendered using the Scala Play Framework, it seems like overkill to serve a heavyweight framework such as Angular or React to handle presentation logic to the client.
Heavyweight mainstream frameworks such as Eclipse do not address this issue; their steep learning curves constitute substantial entry barriers to such ecosystems.
The two pipes, which originally went up to the Deepwater Horizon, have been reconnected with heavyweight hoses to a metal framework called a manifold that has been installed nearby.
Baron Cohen and his film's distributor, Universal Pictures, have meanwhile been impervious to a flood of lawsuits that have emerged from angry individuals who appeared in the film thanks to a team of legal heavyweights, a carefully constructed legal framework and a rule that all people who appeared in the film sign consent forms.
The heavyweight web-based genome analysis frameworks, such as Galaxy [ 21], have a lot of ready-made modules and meet most of the requirements for systems for the genetic data analysis.
The drawback of the framework is that, being a heavyweight system, it requires huge investment on hardware and software on server side.
For example, in consumer perceived value research, a heavyweight research would have followed known theoretical frameworks such as [26] identified four dimensions: quality, emotional, price and social.
The most notable such effort is the open-source framework IoTivity (by OCF), supported by a broad array of software and hardware industry heavyweights and hosted by the Linux Foundation.
The most notable such effort is the open-source framework IoTivity (by OCF), supported by a broad array of software and hardware industry heavyweights and hosted by the Linux Foundation.
The Labour heavyweight now concedes that Ripa is a problem law that was introduced by his predecessor, Jack Straw, "to provide a framework for what was a free-for-all in a growing but little understood area".
