Sentence examples for inelegant solution from inspiring English sources

It was, however, what computer programmers call a kludge: a dirty, inelegant solution.

PCD is thus a somewhat inelegant solution, entailing costs that the direct evolution of switch rates would not.

You can clamp a plastic case with a charging coil in it onto the back, but this is an inelegant solution.

He finally arrived at an inelegant solution to an intractable problem: Delaying a decision on the final fate of about 800,000 "Dreamers" covered by President Barack Obama's executive action for six months, and putting it on Congress to come up with a legislative solution to the problem.

For now it all seems an inelegant solution to an unnecessary problem.

In short, opponents of the HR 1044 bill say that it is really an inelegant solution to a complex problem.

I danced around with design, coming up with the simplest and least inelegant solutions, and that's where we've been for 30 years now.

While PCD may not be the optimal path to generating phenotypic diversity, Darwinian evolution makes do with the heritable variation that is available to select upon, not that which is optimal, often generating complicated or inelegant solutions.

Nature works through what the philosopher William C. Wimsatt has called (borrowing a programming term) "kluges"–suboptimal and inelegant solutions to evolutionary problems, in which slight modifications of existing structures generate new entities.

I have been critical of what I consider to be an inelegant design solution demonstrated by these "dummy" prototype that, according to my colleague Gordon Kelly, were sent to third-party case and accessory makers by Apple.

It's not just that Apple's current transit mapping solution is inelegant; it's that its solution is slow.