By 1926, recent course improvements, including a laborious project to tear up the grass to expose the sandy subsoil in hundreds of places, had made Royal Lytham & St . Annesnewly worthy in the eyes of the British golf establishment.
One after another, Turner's "truth of tone," "truth of colour," "truth of space," "truth of skies," "truth of earth," "truth of water," and "truth of vegetation" were minutely considered, in a laborious project that would not be completed until the appearance of the fifth and final volume of Modern Painters in 1860.
And it was a laborious project for her team to get Fertilome ready for market.
Lindegren obtained Mrak's EM93 for use in a laborious project to develop fertile breeding stocks for his genetic studies concerning the fermentation of different carbohydrates (Lindegren 1949).
Less mentioned reasons were low intelligence, private circumstances and that the project was too laborious.
Closing of gaps between contigs using directed finishing experiments can be a long and laborious component of a sequencing project.
It was laborious, but he was accustomed to projects that took time — he already did large pen-and-ink drawings with mind-boggling layers of detail.
Other possible implementation costs (availability of staff time, travel time, supplies, and space) associated with activities across each of the EPIS stages, were seen as too laborious to accurately collect for this project.
However, if the capturing of traceability information during the project is felt as laborious to developers, they will often be sloppy in registering the relevant traceability links so that the information is incomplete.
