Sentence examples for represents expensive from inspiring English sources
But it represents expensive, landscape-wrecking madness to plant turbines where there is insufficient wind to render them economic, which means almost everywhere in England.
In order to increase the efficiency and accuracy of design optimization, many efforts have been made on studying the metamodel techniques for effectively representing expensive and complex models.
This can only be addressed if the coal mining industry shifts its basic rehabilitation expectations and associated practices, particularly in regards to recontouring spoils (Carroll and Tucker 2000) and filling pits, which happen to represent expensive and extensive ground-works.
So maintaining separate trading operations in lots of exchanges represents hugely expensive, wasteful duplication.
But NBC is justifying the move by citing both the savings Mr. Leno's show represents over expensive 10 p.m. dramas and the apparent disintegration of the 10 p.m. hour across the board.
Whatever the moral issues involved – and what with allegations of blackmail being thrown against those of infidelity and hypocrisy, there are quite a few – Thomas's courtroom look was a smart bid to change the rules of engagement from a skewed situation in which one side represents dignified, expensive anonymity and the other is all coin-operated sexuality.
Consequently, those legumes which are able to accumulate phosphorus from forms normally unavailable need to be further studied, since phosphorus represents an expensive and limiting resource in several cropping systems.
Secondly, treatment of diabetes-related foot ulceration represents an expensive form of tertiary prevention.
14 Even though IFN represents an expensive form of therapy, it may represent a promising therapeutic approach particularly for the therapy of keloids resistant to any other treatment.
The result of the trial represented an expensive blow to US federal prosecutors, who had been criticised for bringing the case against the wife of a former key ally.
Nevertheless, by considering uncertainty in their properties, a significant computational cost is added to the solution of a large set of realisations represented by expensive fully-coupled multi-scale analyses.
