When these conjured characters disappear after their stories, Tyrone and his pals go in search of them throughout the school — a tedious sequence enlivened only by Denise Brunkus's cartoons — until Tyrone, prodded by Miss Libro, boldly goes where he "had never gone before": the library.
These substantial deviations demonstrate the value of the more tedious sequence analysis over hybridization analysis.
No tedious coach sequences where Brendan tries to force everyone into a sing-song on the outskirts of Antwerp.
Attempts to inject variety include tedious chase sequences that require Harry to run towards the camera and a section where one character protects another from afar, using long-range magic like a spell-casting sniper.
If the obtuse dialogue and the inane story don't bore you silly, then the crude, tedious racing sequences, replete with whining engines, squealing brakes and enough close-ups of clutch pedals and shifting knobs to fill an instructional video, will surely induce a grinding headache.
Ms Noonan sometimes tries to be over-inventive (there is a rather tedious dream sequence about Hollywood fund-raisers).
For the prance, there is a tedious dream sequence atop a Sydney bridge and periodic buttings-in by a character drawn from the Irish writer Flann O'Brien.
Her prose is a visceral throb, and the sentences run meanings together to produce a kind of compression in which words, freed from the tedious march of sequence, seem to want to merge with one another, as paint and musical notes can.
These analysis caveats render the ability to obtain a manual de novo sequence tedious if not impossible.
As compared to the original SSH and microarray combination assays, the modified SSH/microarray assays allowed for much easier inspection of the subtraction efficiency and identification of genes in the subtracted amplicons without tedious and inefficient sequencing work.
