Sentence examples for labor-intensive methods from inspiring English sources

The impression of material density comes from his labor-intensive methods.

Installation art proved long ago that lots of space combined with lots and lots of one material, arranged by stupefyingly simple labor-intensive methods, can work wonders.

Arguing that the search for sustainability may make costly, labor-intensive methods newly attractive, he also makes a case for the psychological benefits of working with one's hands.

Often, the mere process of cooking with these outdated and labor-intensive methods needs to be its own reward, so I wasn't expecting all that much.

But the Congressional study found that some agencies did not even have policies for sharing watch-list information with other agencies, and that those that did often required complex, labor-intensive methods to cull information.

Mr. Calderon gave up truck driving in Arizona to use pesticide-free, labor-intensive methods to farm The Patch, planting cover crops and nitrogen-rich beans in the off-season to replenish the soil.

One is a labor-intensive method – say, armies of scribes equipped only with quill pens.

➋ Burleigh, Stoke-on-Trent, England Famous for its blue-and-white earthenware in patterns like Calico and Willow, Burleigh, established in 1851, is the last English pottery to use the 200-year-old labor-intensive method of underglaze transfer printing.

Caillebotte went about making such pictures in the orthodox academic way, which was also an engineer's way, with the aid of preliminary drawings and oil sketches, a labor-intensive method that the artists who would come to be called Impressionists were leaving behind in favor of spontaneity.

In some cases, the more labor-intensive method of adding intrinsics for prefetching may be worthwhile.

Trenched plots are an inexpensive but labor-intensive method of separating the RS flux into its root (autotrophic) and soil (heterotrophic) components.