At times, he was doing highly tedious tasks (squeezing duck carcasses for twelve hours, to get the extra ounce of juice that went into a duck stock).
Both these approaches are highly tedious (either for the customer or intermediary) and non-scalable due to the volatility and size of the web.
It used to be coding was a highly tedious and manual task.
The FAFLP method was, however, not able to convey much taxonomical utility sufficient to replace the highly tedious serotyping procedures in vogue.
And then, "Gunfire can get extremely tedious, noisy and tedious".
The videos are extremely tedious.
And this is the peculiar, and peculiarly limited, aspect of Jacobson's donnée: the reader must either share, or sympathise with, Felix's fixation to find his tale anything other than that of a highly literate, authentically tedious, astonishingly selfish, superannuated adolescent.
As a pastor, I know that dealing with grieving families is a highly sensitive and tedious job.
Use of manual structural segmentation, while more accurate and still highly reliable, is tedious, time-consuming, and less reproducible than automated methods.
When she's not advancing wishful interpretations, Frank extensively recounts Knox's life story for its own sake, particularly events from his "History" — which, for my rupees, is admiringly empathetic for the time and circumstances, highly detailed if also tedious and often thoughtful if preachy.
Assuming the full suite of Adobe products will eventually be connected via this highly specific assistant, some tedious tasks may soon be automated.
