Sentence examples similar to tedious quality from inspiring English sources

However, growth of Ni Mn Ga single crystals is quite tedious and high quality crystals are only limitedly available at a considerably high prize.

The complex genetic nature of unique traits of Basmati as well as tedious screening methodologies involved in quality testing have been serious constraints to breeding quality Basmati.

For his part, Mr. Wilson finds the discussion of quality versus quantity tedious.

"At that point in time the production was very tedious, every single printer was quality checked and tested by us.

Lynch's influence is also evident in the thick overlay of dreamlike coincidence and in the ominous atmosphere that characterizes much of "Carnivàle," the former quality making it somewhat tedious to watch and the latter tantalizing.

To differing degrees, all these works lack density and become progressively tedious and pretentious, possibly because each isolates qualities or themes that Ms. Neshat layered together in her first two or three -- and best -- videos.

SEARCHING for quality software for children can be tedious.

Yet there is a film-score quality to the opera, which for tedious stretches sounds derivative.

However, LCM remains tedious, especially when coupled with procedures for high quality RNA extraction, and is difficult to set up for routine use in clinical laboratories.

After her research experience, she said, "I want to go to medical school because I don't like research it's too tedious and I just don't have the qualities of a science researcher".

However, further applications of both strategies are hindered mainly by the tedious multistep synthesis and the associated difficulties in analytical quality control of each synthetic step.