"They revolved around daily rituals of carefully phased breakfasts in overcrowded flats, tedious journeys to work (often prolonged because Pyongyang's rickety public transport so often broke down), and generally tedious work days".
Amateur musicians, for example, tend to spend their practice time playing music, whereas pros tend to work through tedious exercises or focus on difficult parts of pieces.
"Do not be afraid to work long, tedious hours," is one Sant mantra.
By this method one can find elementary proofs of sentences formulated in the language of that theory at least in principle, since, as Brumfiel remarks, "it certainly might be very tedious, if not physically impossible, to work out this elementary proof" (166) Brumfiel prefers a third proof method which aims at giving non-transcendental proofs of purely algebraic results.
Moore is a S.W.A.T. (this is already tedious to type) lieutenant working in his hometown; the series kicks off with the accidental shooting of a young black boy, prompting Moore to be constantly stuck in a moral conundrum between blue and black, the squad and the streets.
It involved a lot of surveys and statistical studies, which he says were much more tedious to him than theoretical work.
Image fusion has been impractical and too tedious to be performed in routine work, but in the future, fused images will be used in clinical practice — even in teleradiological consultation.
His commute to work takes a tedious 90 minutes.
So, he [the reference] recommended me as a good employee who was down to earth and willing to do tedious work".2 Non-certifiable qualifications, such as willingness to do long-term, tedious work, can hardly be evaluated reliably by formal means.
