Sentence examples for unwieldy model from inspiring English sources

By far the most unwieldy model was Thunderbird 2, which Meddings remembered as being "awful" to fly.

Although that campaign had succeeded, its unwieldy federal model of multi-party cooperation was judged dysfunctional.

Instrumentation spectra used for chemometrics analysis are often too unwieldy to model, as many of the inputs do not contain important information.

It hit a snag: The standard EVA model, an unwieldy beast with some 160 variables, was ill-suited to its needs.

We also wanted the nodes of this network to be biologically meaningful but representing neurons as individual nodes would have made our model computationally unwieldy.

But as TaskRabbit got more popular, the auction and point-system models became unwieldy.

The construction of such models is unwieldy and impractical for use by practitioners.

The challenge for systems pharmacology modeling is inclusion of enough mechanistic detail to capture key observable system behaviors without including so much that the models become unwieldy to simulate or interpret, or have so many parameters they cannot be constrained by measurable data.

The rifles generally cost at least $3,000, depending on the model, and are unwieldy to use on a regular basis.

Unwieldy and memorable as the model Zeppelin Richards creates for his old art school, to hang massively and uncompromisingly from the rafters of the student union at Norwich, The Beechwood Airship Interviews is a representation of something put together by instinct and craft, the scale of which we can't quite see until it's complete.

Testing both structures (i.e., process-oriented and content-related) within a single, integrated, 12-factor structure model was too unwieldy for the focal database, with only 35 items to distribute across dimensions.