Sentence examples for that laborious to from inspiring English sources

"I don't think it would be that laborious to generate that amount of material," Driks told ScienceInsider.

Early in the history of artificial intelligence, researchers came up against what is referred to as Moravec's paradox: tasks that seem laborious to us (arithmetic, for example) are easy for a computer, whereas those that seem easy to us (like picking out a friend's voice in a noisy bar) have been the hardest for A.I. to master.

She seemed for the time to be taking a rest from that laborious and fatiguing function and to have abandoned herself to some mechanical impulse that directed her actions and freed her of responsibility.

For it to become substantially more than that – let's say reach 10percentt as discussed earlier – people not only need to believe they can make an attractive return but also that it's not that hard or laborious to do.

A startup called TrademarkVision aims to simplify it by replacing that laborious and arcane process with what amounts to a machine-learning-powered reverse image search.

That laborious and painstaking process is expected to take at least six months.

The simple sample preparation, short measurement times, easy preparation of reference spectra, and low costs per sample are important advantages of MALDI-TOF MS, as compared to specific, DNA-based assays that are often laborious to establish and usually require costly reagents (Table 1) [12]12].

The slaves' work, Beauregard noted, had not only spared the white volunteers "from that laborious service" but also gave them more time to train as soldiers.

We note that it is rather laborious to detect the effect of Ca2+-CaM.

It would be interesting to know how much the list would differ if review citations were excluded, but with present search technologies it would be very laborious to assess that at the present scale.

Richard Shiff says in the current Tate catalogue that Riley's work "can be laborious to write about".