NATIONAL An article on Monday about efforts to make California Highway 1 less perilous, including the construction of a two-bore tunnel, referred incorrectly to the red-legged frog, whose habitat would be affected by part of the tunnel.
However, given that sometimes attention can be voluntarily allocated to things other than the primary task (checking Facebook because I find the lecture boring), we refer to the broad class of situations where attention is allocated to other sources as disengagements rather than as failures (which can be considered as a subclass of overall disengagements).
As a result, detailed geotechnical investigations such as surface geological survey, electric resistivity survey, boring survey, borehole image processing system (hereinafter referred to as 'BIPS'), seismic tomography, in-situ and laboratory tests were performed.
Any number of viewers have referred to the movie as boring.
Initially touted as the lead single from Ciara, "Sweat" received mixed reviews from music critics, with some describing the song as a heavy club song, while others referred to the song as boring.
She's also the third white drag queen ― Mattel is half Native American but refers to herself as a "boring white dude" ― to enter into the hall of fame, causing an uproar after the episode aired on social media. .
The critic Heinrich Strobel referred to Sibelius's Violin Concerto as "boring Nordic dreariness".
Rather than reward knowledge and intellect in this country, we reject it, saying that it makes the candidate "arrogant" or "boring" or "elitist" (or, as two Southern Republicans referred to Barack Obama, "uppity," but that is a whole other discussion).
In his time Murrow never favored Person to Person, not only because he seemed bored with the format but also because it was referred to as "Murrow Lite," which generally means not good taste in TV programming or beer.
"I find it pretty boring how strict the tempos and rules are," he says, referring to the current dance music landscape.
