'high calculation cost' is an acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the amount of resources or effort that is required to make a particular calculation. For example, "We ran into a lot of problems because of the high calculation cost involved in the project."
(2) The probability function that represents the constellation model requires a high calculation cost.
Second, in order to keep real-time performance, we divide checking routines whether to activate the re-plan modules (with low calculation cost) and main routines of re-planning (with high calculation cost).
Although these studies are valuable for the calculation of gene coexpression, it is difficult to directly apply the results to large-scale database construction, because of its extremely high calculation cost for large-scale collections of gene expression data.
The fears about the CEO-worker pay ratio have nothing to do with poverty or shareholder confusion or high calculation costs.
Compared with zero-order method, one-order method has high calculation precision, but will cost a long computation time and tends to find a local optimal solution in design space.
Reduction of the calculation cost: high accuracy usually is sacrificed with the cost of calculation efficiency.
CoM2 needed larger amount of calculation, while 2T-EMD had the highest computation cost among the four algorithms.
An earlier, similarly high calculation by Mr. Rector of the cost of giving legal status to illegal immigrants was a powerful organizing tool in 2007 for opponents of a comprehensive immigration reform bill proposed by then-President George W. Bush.
For on-chip training, the hardware platform suffers several disadvantages such as achieving high data precision, high hardware cost of calculations, development time, and flexibility of the platform as compared to the software [28 30].
Automation of welding by robotic systems has high initial cost, so accurate calculation of return on investment (ROI) is essential (Rochelle 2010).
However, the high computational cost underlying the calculation of Gröbner basis is a limitation when using algebraic geometry methods.
