Sentence examples for or monotonous from inspiring English sources

You must cherish every moment no matter how difficult or monotonous it might seem.

Besides aerial mapping, Dr. Amidi pictures the helicopter's performing dangerous or monotonous tasks now carried out by full-size aircraft.

The adjective means "not bright or lively; dull, dreary or monotonous" or "of a dull yellowish-brown color".

Although sleep episodes can happen at any time, they may be more frequent during periods of inactivity or monotonous, repetitive activity.

This non-monotonous characterization was in line with the morphology analysis in sections 3.1 and 3.2, that the development of the rust layers was not even or monotonous.

They then used this data to map what areas of each city are calm, exciting, chaotic or monotonous, as you can see in the map below for London.

While a positive work environment may improve your health, the opposite may be true for women who work in hostile environments that cause them physical or psychological stress, involve physical risks, or are monotonous and uninspiring, says Dr. Maestas.

Fortunately, the ballets were so varied that the evening never grew musically or choreographically monotonous.

All that whirling can strike a spectator as mesmerizing, mystical, or just monotonous.

Yet the company's remarkable fervor and Mr. Brown's choreographic inventiveness prevented these dances from either shattering into bits or turning monotonous.

In both cases, the exchange current density of electrons as a function of the electrode potential may have an extremum or be monotonous, depending on particular values of the partition coefficient of electrons, while the capacity of the substrate/film interface is a monotonic function of the potential.