Sentence examples for tedious to record from inspiring English sources

Tedious to record, let alone to hear on the phone, I'm sure.

As a consequence it is troublesome and tedious to record a statistically significant number of force curves that extend chains to high enough forces to investigate certain conformational transitions, such as the boat-to-inverted chair, exhibited by polysaccharides such as pectin.

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

Some people may find it's tedious to keep records like this, so you may not need to make records of this nature unless you're reading a lot of books.

PJ Harvey is to record her new album in a publicly displayed glass recording studio with visitors able to watch what happens, whether that is tedious longueurs, dodgy bass lines or, perhaps, moments of music history in the making.

Although it had long been recognised that using multitrack tape to record doubled lead vocals produced an enhanced sound, before ADT it had been necessary to record such vocal tracks twice, a task that was both tedious and exacting.

The tedious part of the video, Scheinert explains, was stitching takes together, because they had to run the camera until the end of shot, then rewind back to record the following take.

But her latest article is a tedious to-do list.

It's tedious to do this manually for each photo; so to expedite the process, record the resizing and saving of one photo as a new Photoshop Action.

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].

"That had gotten tedious to us".