Sentence examples for laborious concept from inspiring English sources
Outside (1995) found him reunited with Eno and was another commercial success, despite its laborious concept and clumsy adoption of grungy, industrial sounds, while Earthling (1997) borrowed elements of the drum'n'bass style practised by such UK artists as Goldie and Asian Dub Foundation.
In this paper, a historical laborious presentation of the techniques and concepts evolution that lead to energy efficient buildings as we know them today, is presented.
This was expensive between concept approvals, extensive technical requirements and laborious quality assurance and certification processes.
Although the concept of contrast sleeves — often in stripes — became laborious, the show had many other streamlined pieces and over the last few years Mr. Van Noten has moved from the ethnic to modern classic with skill and style.
While descriptive approaches can be viewed as either too laborious or not goal oriented enough, the emergence of novel testable concepts using quantitative strategies strongly suggests otherwise.
It is shackled to its muddled and laborious plot variants and dialogue quotes from the original, and also to a concept that I think was always sentimental and wrong-headed: the idea of Arnie's Terminator turning into a good guy, and now aged into a cutesy-grumpy old retainer.
Concepts in the other sciences are thus only a kind of shorthand for laborious descriptions in the language of physics.
Connected prose is laborious.
