Sentence examples for laboriously designed from inspiring English sources

"Most robots have a fixed model laboriously designed by human engineers," Lipson explained.

Romero's original L.V. fit the usual pattern of a laboriously designed house that looked, deceptively, like a mass-produced industrial object.

Traditionally, engineers who wanted multilingual phones had to laboriously design custom chips.

Everything but the engine and the aeronautical instruments in the cockpit was designed and laboriously built by hand.

The tension between speedy data release and the desire of the data collectors to hold onto the data until they have had a chance to fully mine those data laboriously collected from the study they had designed, is perhaps greatest today in low-income countries of Africa and Asia.

Bosky though their woods are, within them are a host of strange new buildings that my mother has designed and she and my father built, laboriously, with local lumber, responding to their own unaltered eccentricities and the changing passions of their grandchildren.

Later, in her kitchen, she explains that she designed the pattern herself, in her front room, laboriously cutting shapes from black paper.

The architects designed the steel pegs and glass tiles themselves, laboriously pouring over computer simulations and a mock-up on their office floor to make sure the client would not be hearing the sound of breaking glass.

She likes going to antique shops and flea markets to find her materials, but she also likes making things; she designed the bottles for "The Rootworker's Table" and laboriously created the wooden knobs.

A huge instant bureaucracy was set up inside the walls of Saddam's former Republican Palace, where Americans laboriously laid plans for undertakings ranging from the design of a new Iraqi flag to the restructuring of the Iraqi monetary system.

Alexandrian wheel engravers produced not only massive cut shapes, but also intaglio (incised) and relief surface decoration, the latter by laboriously grinding back the surface of the glass to form a background for the design.