Sentence examples for prohibitive process from inspiring English sources

Complex system engineering design optimization based on simulation is a very time-consuming, even computationally prohibitive process.

The report said a government order stipulated that married Rohingya couples in parts of Rakhine state could not have more than two children, while another document said Rohingya had to apply for permission to marry, in what the report described as a "humiliating and financially prohibitive" process.

We are all quite aware of the prohibitive processes - some with good reason - that must be addressed for any civic project.

Engineering design is usually a daunting optimization task which often involving time-consuming, even computation-prohibitive process.

Mommy chronicles the life of Diane (or 'Die,' played by Anne Dorval) and her developmentally disabled son Steve (Antoine-Oliver Pilon), in a fictional version of Canada where new laws allow parents with kids like Steve, to hand them over to the public hospital system, without any type of prohibitive legal process.

Cinerama was a popular film novelty, but its costs were prohibitive, and the process was abandoned in the 1960s.

Complex processes are naturally suitable to be controlled in a decentralized framework: centralized control solutions are often unfeasible in dealing with large scale plants and they are computationally prohibitive when the processes are too fast for the existing computational resources.

In some countries, this is due to prohibitive fees and processes.

MI was not included in this analysis because of its bad performances and prohibitive time needed to process the data.

The time-consuming is prohibitive when the optimizing process is directly conducted on a large-scale real world PPI network.

In some cases the study design was prohibitive of a blinding process, thus preventing the studies from reaching a score > 3 based on the Jadad criteria.