Sentence examples for making it tedious from inspiring English sources

The keys on the Samsung A460, meanwhile, are impossible to dial without looking; they're not only flush against each other, but their surfaces are also flush with each other, making it tedious to dial.

Thus, linear tracks associated with back-to-back objects overlap in the space-frequency (SF) domain, making it tedious to design SF filter mask functions to resolve such objects.

As can be seen in the figure, these pairs of linear tracks associated with the two objects overlap in the SF plane, making it tedious to design SF filter mask functions to resolve them [14].

However, prior to sample analysis several steps of purification, including solid-phase extraction followed by TLC or HPLC, are usually required, making it tedious to analyze large sample numbers, e.g., for population studies.

Existing E. coli models are represented as spreadsheet files and as SBML files, making it tedious or impossible for non-programmers to answer the preceding questions directly from those files.

while the long homing time [17] makes it tedious to switch from device to keyboard/mouse to access different modes.

Unfortunately, the huge volume of research that gets published can made it tedious to keep track of the articles that are relevant to you.

The cold mass of magnets, housed in common cryostats sectors, makes it tedious to implement additional correction magnets at a later stage, as it requires to warm up the sections where the magnets should be installed as well as unwelding the cryostat.

What makes it tedious is the small oversights both on your end and the insurer.

Keep in mind that too many calls may remove the reverence of the ceremony and make it tedious.

I don't mean you have to make it dull or tedious or really, really highbrow and frightening, but you do have to make a commitment to learn your craft.