Sentence examples for makes it prohibitive from inspiring English sources

Fully Homomorphic Encryption [25] would be ideal as it allows query execution on encrypted data and is completely secure, however, its high computation cost makes it prohibitive in practice.

The In-Core Fuel Management Optimization (ICFMO) is a well-known problem of Nuclear Engineering whose features are complexity, high number of feasible solutions, and a complex evaluation with high computational cost, which makes it prohibitive to have a great number of evaluations during an optimization process.

Mr Folz insists that the sheer cost of mimicking the Brazilian model in Europe makes it prohibitive, pointing to the need to re-engineer the entire network of service stations and build far more plants to produce biofuels from products such as sugar and maize.

Meanwhile, chasing hits with fiction remains too speculative; the risk/reward benefit makes it prohibitive online.

The massive computing power that would be required to tag every face in every frame of the millions of hours of video generated every day makes it prohibitive.

Float devices equipped with mirrors have been proposed to address this problem [ 28], but the final cost of the sensor makes it prohibitive for a device (the urine container) that must be disposable.

Its price, anywhere from $2 billion to more than $5 billion depending on the plan, made it prohibitive.

What is available, though, is expensive, making it prohibitive for many merchants, especially those that do not sell luxury goods.

That kind of deal might interest the Yankees, although Mondesi's contract could make it prohibitive even to them.

"My preference would be for the court to rule that it is cruel and unusual punishment, which would make it prohibitive under the US constitution".

This is an irrevocable change, bringing the NHS into the scope of European competition law, making it prohibitive to remove these "business opportunities" for private companies.