Sentence examples for tedious counting from inspiring English sources

It is abundantly clear that this very tedious counting of signatures is nothing more than a fishing expedition meant to delay democracy.

To tally the clichés of Forman's lyrics would be as tedious as counting grains of sand.

And paper ballots, while the most efficient and least confusing to cast, are tedious to count.

SECOND SUNDAY PUZZLE —There's an old story that goes something like this: When Carl Gauss, a German mathematician, was still a child prodigy blazing his way through school, his teacher assigned the class the tedious task of counting up all the numbers from 1 to 100.

With 2009 halfway over, the US Government is gearing up for what's sure to be one of the next year's biggest undertakings: the tedious process of counting every single one of its citizens.

The system's automation eliminates tedious manual counting and decreases the chance for human error.

Moreover, this unbiased and automated method of infectivity quantitation avoids tedious plaque counting, making it an ideal approach.

Cell counts based on examination of microplankton samples using settling chambers and visual inspection with an inverted microscope are tedious and time consuming, and counting precision is generally poor at low cell densities.

Instead, the students were provided with the files containing raw counts for reads corresponding to all maize genes for all genotype/condition combinations, essentially "skipping" tedious steps of read mapping and counting.

However, cell migration using this method was quantified by manually counting cells (which is a tedious and time consuming process).

In whichever reports, the spore concentrations were all quantified by plate counting assay, which were generally time-consuming and quite tedious (Hazan et al. 2012).