Sentence examples for technically arduous from inspiring English sources
It is a 10-minute, volatile and technically arduous work by the American composer Kevin Puts, and he played it scintillatingly.
It allows to implement only small volume of repositories for the radioactive waste (mostly fission products) and to postpone the technically arduous problems of a large scale disposal of the long-lived wastes until the next millennium, i.e. up to the exhaustion of the fertile natural resources and/or the emergence of more effective technologies of nuclide separation/transmutation.
Yet, the concomitant urinary diversion is typically performed extracorporeally at most centers, primarily because intracorporeal diversion is perceived as technically complex and arduous.
Under the best of circumstances, building an international pipeline is an intricate and arduous process, technically, financially and politically.
Though Daugherty's solo part is both arduous and technically demanding, Hoopes made light of its difficulties in a performance that was as comprehensively assured as it was profoundly expressive.
Technically, it is a long and arduous part.
With each competitor's spin round the course topped and tailed by a buffeting from strong winds, blowing in from the Atlantic, what had promised to be a long, stamina-sapping and technically challenging journey became significantly more arduous.
In contrast, validation and demonstration of equivalence is expected to be more arduous for alternative rapid enumeration methods that are technically distinct from the current standard method and that deliver results using a different metric (for example, relative light units or number of cells with enzymatic activity).
Even if according to the Farnesina -- the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs -- there are technically many ways to become an Italian citizen these days, the fact remains that it's incredibly arduous to prove blood lineage.
The conditions were arduous.
