Sentence examples for tedious course from inspiring English sources

Recently, the authors Wang et al. [9] introduced an algorithm of computing the singular point quantities on center manifold, which misses the above tedious course.

Artistic subjects are thus absent from Hogwarts's curriculum, and the teaching of social sciences is considered of little value: the students have only some tedious courses of history.

I found that very tedious, of course, I was like, ach, don't you even notice what I'm doing?" Now, she says, she absolutely understands why her mother loved the soap.

Giving proof and citing authority for every statement is of course tedious.

Of course, the tedious part of using the platform is inputing all of your mileage programs.

There is of course nothing more tedious and less humanizing than gadgetry that takes itself too seriously.

Waiting for the American justice system to run its course can be boring and tedious.

Of course, it is also tedious job and that requires highly skilled man power.

This assay avoids the problems associated with conventional fluorescence assays based on the addition of lipids to protein: signal contributions from lipid (emission and scattering), and photobleaching during the course of prolonged (and tedious) sequential additions.

Setting up in business is still a commando course across red tape and tedious rules.

Dressed well, yes; healthy, of course, but without all the tedious prep that make-up and hairstyling bring.