Sentence examples for more cumbersome techniques from inspiring English sources

The classical substructuring approach to the problem of modal analysis of structures suffers from a number of drawbacks which can sometimes lead the analyst to prefer other, often more cumbersome, techniques.

These techniques are also more cumbersome and costly than other forms of extracorporeal blood purification (i.e. HVHF and hemo-adsorption).

Low compliance rates suggest that clinicians are not convinced or are not aware that available data support adopting this more cumbersome, time-consuming, and relatively more expensive technique.

Whilst the ASTM E2755 method did allow for the hands to be sufficiently dry, the 'glove-juice' sampling technique of recovery was more cumbersome and led to a higher limit of detection, and thus potentially poor discrimination between products (2 x 3ml of 60% v/v propan-2-ol gave a mean log10 RF of 3.65; standard deviation 0.472).

As we enter a new era of exascale architectures that is projected to contain more complex memory hierarchies, increased levels of parallelism, heterogeneity in hardware, and complex programming models and techniques, energy and performance management is getting more cumbersome.

The technique clearly leads the race to detect buried explosives, but it ultimately may prove more cumbersome than other emerging technologies, says Nathan Lewis, a chemist at the California Institute of Technology who is developing an artificial "nose" to sniff out landmines.

Regulations are more cumbersome".

In Moscow decision-making was more cumbersome.

Reporters communicate copiously; encryption makes that habit more cumbersome.

But the device proved somewhat more cumbersome than paper texts.

Mr. Bush's rules establish a more cumbersome process.