Thirty who will be very relieved to know they can forgo any tedious reservation system.
They are: Try to stuff everything in a carry-on bag for short trips, lug it through the tedious security system and hope there is room in the overhead bins.
Having to log on to tedious bank systems to transfer money can be a big hassle and a short email makes sense.
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When large number of Docker containers are run on multiple hosts, the management of the system becomes tedious, which can be tackled by developing infrastructure solutions enabling the administrators to automate the tasks of management of the system.
To keep bus passengers bemused and serene during these sometimes tedious commutes, a computer system thoughtfully presented a series of questions about Chicago as divertissements and a few seconds later flashed the answers.
Indeed, in a pediatric study, the use of computers improved the recording and compliance of management plans, although doctors found the system "too tedious to use during routine care"[ 15].
You had to haul through all sorts of tedious stuff about stereo systems and a well-stocked bar before getting to one item of sexual information and it seems to me this might have been the place where I picked up the information about Saran Wrap.
Such replacements have usually been done in their abstracts, which makes preparation of abstracts for feeding into automated systems less tedious.
The observance of numerous usability guidelines during system development is tedious and error prone, and yet has largely to be performed manually.
