Sentence examples for tedious field from inspiring English sources

That is because today's computers owe their ancestry not to Babbage but to the work of another 19th-century pioneer, Hermann Hollerith.In contrast to Babbage, who wanted to automate the fiddly business of mathematical calculation, Hollerith was interested in the less esoteric (but equally tedious) field of data processing.

But such tedious field work has enabled researchers to show that logging and roadbuilding can stress out the spotted owl, a threatened species that lives in old-growth forests in the Northwestern United States.

One of the major constraints in breeding for stalk rot resistance besides the tedious field inoculation and disease scoring is the likely confounding effect of disease scoring (i.e., lesion length) with plant height.

Australia set out to make it, if not tough, then tedious, setting fields back so he was able to take a leisurely single and then bringing them in again to keep him off strike, all in the knowledge that the later Cook's declaration,, almost certainly when he had reached 200, the better for them.

Pharmacokinetic studies have not been done, and are tedious in this field of developmental endocrinology.

For example, MAS with markers linked to anthracnose disease resistance has replaced the tedious glasshouse and field disease screening trials, which not only saved the cost, but also increased the genetic improvement efficiency in lupin breeding [ 51].

It varies spatio-temporally over large waterbodies and its well distributed measurement on field is tedious and time consuming.

The majority of work in this field involves a tedious synthesis of selective macrocyclic ligands for a target metal [5].

When you think about the importance of writing in order to engage conversations in your field, it becomes less tedious, more useful.

However, transferring data to these databases (e.g. from field notebooks) can be tedious and in some cases will be subject to transcription errors.

Even with the field trip, the hearing was tedious, if at times theatrical.