Because the classical analytical method is lengthy and tedious for the title problem if the total number of the attached concentrated elements is larger, this paper adopts the numerical assembly method (NAM) to tackle the problem.
As ludicrously self-important as its title, this tedious two-part mini-series is full of stale hot air wafting from the recent past.
And the dealers complete all the tedious paperwork -- like registration, title and license tags -- that can be time consuming for private buyers and sellers.
Blame the source material: a title role both tedious and impractically difficult; a repetitive libretto sitting somewhere between coming-of-age adventure and dark comedy; a singing dragon.
The program also features Jiri Kylian's "Petite Mort," in which the sexual euphemism of the title is taken to tedious extremes in the form of opened legs and arched backs.
As the author of over 80 books for young readers, several of which garnered an adult readership long before the excitement about "crossover" titles, she must find it a tedious question.
If the former development was the more significant one here in tabloid heaven, the latter was certainly more entertaining than Hewitt's tedious 6-1, 6-2, 6-2 victory for his first Wimbledon title.
Mine has been a lackluster and mainly tedious summer, spent on nothing more important than a good title for a book Waiting for Galleys.
The correct title of the handsome, homily-packed and rather tedious show at the New Amsterdam is "Mary Poppins".
And I was sad that, for Americans, Philip Pullman's evocative "Northern Lights" became the tedious "Golden Compass".Often, though, one has no idea that the title one knows and loves has been dreamed up by a translator.
