Such nuggets of tangy, oddball movement made up for tedious elements like jumping in place, and an unexpected detour into pure, technique-driven dance late in "PPPeach".
With the show's end now two seasons away, "Dexter" has embraced the freedom to ditch some its more tedious procedural elements and refocus on its new central tension: What happens now that Dexter's true identity has been revealed?
The sound bite assessments offered by ChameckiLerner's peers were as simultaneously intriguing and tedious as these elements always are.
Others found the use of previous elements tedious, with replacements simply mimicking the old (such as the glue grenade, with an identical purpose to Arkham Citys ice grenades).
Since the procedures for deriving the stiffness and mass matrices of the arch element are tedious and complicated in available literature, this paper tries to present a simple approach to overcome these drawbacks.
In general, the simplified method gives a good a priori estimation of the effectiveness factor that can replace tedious and time-consuming finite element calculations in irregular shapes of washcoats.
A three-dimensional finite element analysis is tedious and computationally expensive, and requires a high number of elements to achieve a good accuracy.
A three-dimensional finite element analysis is tedious and expensive, and requires a high number of elements to achieve a good accuracy.
The idea is that, in a world full of dry and often tedious enterprise software, adding consumer elements makes the apps more engaging and easier to use, and employees more productive.
Mathematical modelling and the consequent analytical derivation of the transmission loss for these multi-duct acoustical elements become increasingly tedious, as just not the number of ducts, but also their relative arrangement along with the boundary conditions dictate the analysis considerably.
