Sentence examples for tedious application from inspiring English sources

Since 2002, through a competitive and tedious application process to private institutions, the school has won $100,000 in grant money, doled out over a three-year period.

Sure, I knew the tedious application process would break me, but I never thought I'd be fantasizing about wringing the necks of campus tour guides.

These successes were not due to some revolutionary new paradigm, but mostly on the tedious application of engineering skill and on the tremendous power of computers today.

Modern EEG practice, as part of the electrode application procedure known to specialists as montage, requires tedious application of conductive gel between electrodes and scalp.

These are all tedious but straightforward applications of the chain rule, not reproduced here.

However the main drawback in model-assisted strategies is the fact that they heavily rely on the available building model which requires a tedious offline pre-application period including many simulation tests and/or field experiments so as to fine tune and tailor manually the model and consequently the control logic implemented.

The moderator is Karen Stabiner, the author of the "Admissions Freak-Out Countdown" series on the Huffington Post, as well as the book "Getting In" (according to Publishers Weekly, "a novel about five families with children applying to college that's as arduous and tedious as the actual application process").

The company wants to take care of the most tedious part of your application — asynchronous jobs and background tasks.

It has also degraded the product quality and could not provide the anticipated efforts in particle dispersal, which makes the application process tedious.

Recently, mouse iPSCs were generated by adding only seven small molecule compounds into the cell culture, suggesting the possibility of generating human iPSCs for clinical application without tedious genetic manipulations [43].

"Many applications are tedious and want me to type in information that's already on my resume.