Sentence examples for the burden of developing from inspiring English sources

The burden of developing content for multiple different standards and platforms could soon become prohibitively complex and expensive for even the largest publishers, let alone new entrants.

While the burden of developing chip technologies has brought a trend toward global cooperation, it has also led to the emergence of new players in the race to build state-of-the-art computer chips.

TwoFish intends to step in and relieve publishers of the burden of developing the requisite micro-transaction systems in-house.

Using these techniques, the burden of developing complex motion planners, control systems and/or implementing sensory systems can be reduced considerably (in some cases even completely unneeded).

It is also hard to argue that administrative criminology should have to shoulder the burden of developing criminology as an academic discipline.

Conoco will put $8bn into the venture, removing the financial burden of developing the CGS project from Origin and allowing the Australian group to double this year's dividend and fund a A$1.28bn£590m0m) share-buyback programme.

In fact, we consider these reactions to be normal, considering the very difficult physical conditions of undergoing chemotherapy with the added burden of developing neutropenia and the fact that we did not observe psychiatric disorders among these patients.

Filtering out spurious localizations, grouping and tracking of multiple localizations, correcting drift, choosing the appropriate rendering and performing statistical analysis on the localizations are just a few equally important aspects for which little software support exists (Wolter et al., 2012), leaving the non-specialist with the unnecessary burden of developing ad hoc solutions.

These sites had the added burden of developing work sites that were suitable for former prisoners.

When older parents are relatively young, they may have children who are still single or are facing the dual burden of developing their career and raising their own children and are thus in need of support from their older parents for child care or housework.

Firstly, children carry the greatest burden of developing disease and extrapulmonary involvement.