On the other hand, the daily documentation becomes tedious during periods of euthymia and is then frequently discontinued.
Chief Almir and his people spent the long and tedious VCS assessment period patrolling the territory to keep out illegal loggers.
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.
Considering the long period (usually 16 24 h) and tedious dilutions involved in conventional AST measurements, the microfluidic format demonstrated an advantageous speed that is combined with a reliable performance.
Much of his music uses only one pitch, and his abrasively tedious Fifth Quartet centers on F. Notes held over long periods are shaded with microtonal fluctuations and abruptly interrupted by staccato segments.
The theory of centers and isochronous centers of Lié nard equation have been systematically investigated, but the theory of weak centers and local bifurcation of critical periods were developed slowly because computations are tedious and formidable.
Though daily intraperitoneal injection of EPO during a long period of time was effective, it was a tedious procedure.
1.21pm GMT Olympics Score Update Apparently Russia vs Slovakia isn't stopping any shows over at the Ice Dome... James Ellingworth (@jellingworth) First period of Russia-Slovakia at the Olympics is pretty tedious stuff, especially after yesterday's USA thriller.
This makes sense because in these tasks children perform a tedious and sometimes difficult task with relatively quick presentation times for a sustained period.
It is a remarkable turnaround for a party that has had a long period in the doldrums of electoral irrelevance in Scotland, the butt of tedious jokes about being in a country with more pandas than Tory MPs.
