Sentence examples similar to tedious traffic from inspiring English sources
Monitoring Internet traffic is a tedious and time-consuming affair that will only become more difficult as the volume increases.
This paper proposes a new approach dealing with the tedious problem of NoC guaranteed traffics according to GALS constraints impelled by the upcoming large System-on-Chips with multiclock domains.
What's there to dream about if you never traffic in the ridiculous, tedious details of reality?
If there is one thing more tedious than battling through rush-hour traffic in Mexico City, it is arriving at the airport to be told that your flight has been cancelled.
A toothache, bad back or awkward traffic warden is still as tedious as before, and concern about an ageing parent or teenage child is just as pressing.
In this regard, they offer another powerful lure to buyers and sellers -- automation of the tedious back-office procedures like invoicing and trafficking that relegate much of the process to the technological Stone Age.
What tips a traffic jam over from being merely tedious to intolerable, and then into, as Cameron put it, "gridlock"?
But I would long for the complexities of life, tedious British rain and the screech of sea gulls, even traffic jams started to have a certain nostalgic charm.
"So it's tedious, really tedious.
Supposedly tedious, that is.
