Sentence examples for tedious to learn from inspiring English sources

Most of the developed commercial CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) packages do not attempt to document (or don't want to publish !!) the detailed algorithm for parallelising the code; even the ordinary solution strategies are tedious to learn sometimes.

Restricting the number of features facilitates the manipulation and exploration of the data, as the abundance of features can make the graphic interface tedious to learn.

I'd transcribe the speech that bubbled out of her, but it would be tedious to listen to, tedious to type, and tedious to read, and it boiled down to "I talk a lot".

3) The paper is somewhat tedious to read because there is so much data presented.

He clawed his way back to the main menu and endured a tedious checkout process, only to learn the stuff he wanted was out of stock.

Forget the tedious drills you had to learn at school.

So, for thousands of years, each generation has been forced to learn the tedious art of deciphering little marks on paper, just as you are doing now.

When he was 14, he attended a math camp at Ohio State University — he saw it as a chance to get away from home for the summer, he said, not to learn math, a tedious subject that he found easy.

You've got to learn to accept tedious gossip.

Britt-Marie Bäcke was looking for a more enjoyable way to learn about wine after studying tedious volumes to become a certified sommelier in Sweden.

While working on a large-scale complex dataset, an analyst will find it tedious and exhausting to examine each individual curve section to learn the related spatial information.