His work incorporated everything from X-rays and 3-D scanning to hi-tech manipulation and laborious hand-painted retouching.
Peter Hoffmeister has followed in centuries of footsteps of Westerners fascinated by Asian artisans' most laborious hand techniques.
Laborious hand-crafting and recycling of materials play a central role in the works of other artists here.
They repeatedly asked whether that was enough time to conduct laborious hand counts in the populous counties where they are now under way.
Tired of laborious hand coding, he was granted permission to assemble a team at IBM that would work on improving efficiency.
With a laborious hand count forced by the last-minute candidate switch, both candidates adjourned their election-night parties around 3 a.m. and awoke from naps a few hours later to find Mr. Coleman, the former mayor of this capital city, leading Mr. Mondale by two percentage points, the gap larger than the number of votes outstanding.
Manipulating 3-D scans of his own body on the computer, Mr. Dupont then marries digital fabrication methods like rapid prototyping and computer numerically controlled milling with traditional plaster casting and other laborious hand work to make figures that can appear both archaic and futuristic.
Dynamic invoicing will, instead of being laborious hand-created entities, simply move between companies electronically.
These findings suggest that laborious hand weeding of trenched plot vegetation may be replaced by other methods, facilitating future studies of this large and poorly-understood carbon flux.
It doesn't quite replace scientists, but it's certainly a tool that I think will be necessary in order to make progress working on increasingly complex questions with large amounts of data, where laborious hand modeling falls short.
That was practically a sudden death decision, compared to the laborious hand-wringing in the selection of his predecessors: Paul Tagliabue was chosen after 12 ballots in 1989; and Pete Rozelle had to suffer through 23 ballots in 1960.
