We are literally trained to expect it to provide us with "The Answers," and to do so in a way that's not laborious or time-intensive.
Covalent coupling of these beads with proteins (e.g. antibodies) is not laborious (<4 h).
The process was not only laborious, but didn't favor the kind of choice that consumers want to have today: you had to know what car make you wanted from the start, but what if you were searching for a minivan and were open to different makes and models?
It is faint praise to say this show was not as laborious as that one from 1996.
All this took a year and a half to assemble, and a great deal of painstaking work, but it was not quite as laborious as the effort involved in Tauranac's 2000 compact atlas, "Manhattan Block by Block," in which he recorded the buildings of note on every street and avenue in Manhattan.
The actors' bodily and facial movements could then be applied to their Na'vi character models, giving them convincing motion and facial expressions.The lipstick cameras meant it was not necessary to perform the laborious task of compensating for the actors' bodily movements in order to determine their facial expressions, as is usually the case.
Although CTVBs can be assigned to each resident in the sampling frame using the household address and the public domain website [ 2], this is clearly a laborious process, and was not possible given the size of this study.
It's not as laborious to consume as a 55,000-word issue of The New Yorker, but there's still a lot to take in.
This destructive method of measurement is not only laborious but also costly.
That's not as laborious or expensive as it was five or eight years ago.
Currently, all the symbols within a map can only be manually converted one by one, which is not only laborious and time consuming but also burdensome, and one needs to understand the meaning of each symbol within the map in advance.
