Sentence examples for prohibitive content from inspiring English sources
Our apps have realistic pricing and payment terms, no prohibitive content rights issues and increased accessibility to content or data via mobile.
Expand this to include a more substantial audience of, say, 5m viewers requesting multiple movies, and suddenly the cost to the content provider becomes prohibitive.
Ion Storm decided to produce a sequel for Anachronox around early 1999, feeling there would otherwise be too much content for one game, requiring prohibitive costs and delays.
While the resulting gels are stable, their use is prohibitive due to requirement of a large polymer content (3- to 7-fold), as well as the high price of chemicals needed.
While the latter properties are prohibitive for the use of JPEG2000 PBHash in the content search scenario, these specific robustness limitations are less critical for authentication purposes.
However, without standards for which data to include in exchange, and common exchange formats, publication of high content data is time-consuming and often prohibitive.
Furthermore, the cost of content on both the satellite networks and terrestrial networks is prohibitive as well.
Facebook allows media sales with Credits, but only a few developers and content producers are experimenting with it as the tax is prohibitive.
The risk of getting sued into oblivion or being sent to jail for aiding and abetting crime would have been too high – or the staffing costs required to monitor content in order to prevent those two things from happening would have been prohibitive for a startup company.
But more often than not they are subject to to per-unit royalties, large up-front fees and creating content in those formats (the encoders) are often so expensive as to be prohibitive to all but only the deepest-pocketed corporations or well-funded startups.
As we mention in [1], the mixed raster content (MRC) model [40] could be used to improve our text-vs-nontext classifier as the expense of prohibitive complexity.
