Sentence examples for intensive to be from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, training is still too computationally intensive to be preformed on smartphones.

However, this system would be too labour intensive to be applied on a large scale.

Although it is too numerically intensive to be suitable for more than three spheres, it can easily handle spheres of different sizes.

Filtering and adding a witty caption bog down the flow, making Instagram Direct too time intensive to be a rapid-fire visual communication tool.

Regardless of the feasibility of these methods, it would be time and labor intensive to be used in large civil structures.

Automatically extracting information from free text has been of interest in many fields because the task is too labor intensive to be carried by humans at scale.

"The profession has gone from being extremely labor intensive to being able to focus more precisely on the analysis of the measurements being taken".

At the moment, real-time multichannel television is too bandwidth-intensive to be provided by third parties across the internet.

But raccoon-proofing each nest, in addition to not always being effective, is far too labor-intensive to be a long-term solution.

In winter this method of hunting is too energy-intensive to be used regularly, and the birds sit on telegraph poles instead, gazing down with that same intense concentration.

Although lower in carbon than coal, natural gas is still too carbon-intensive to be used under such a target absent some method of carbon capture, the authors of the report concluded.