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She cherished such visions from day to day, until her residence in London began to become insupportable and tedious to her.

'It's going to be a tedious Business, ' said the Badger, sighing.

Even the C interface can be used for true object oriented programming, though it may be a tedious way of doing things.

In a sense, food preparation is no longer a tedious task, at least much easier to tolerate.

Writing a Web-based data entry UI for a complex application is never fun and is often downright tedious.

Finding the cause of a memory leak can be a tedious process, not to mention one that will require special debugging tools.

Editing test questions and typesetting examination papers is always an arduous work, which is tedious and easy to make mistake.

Shopping for gear was one of the most tedious, overwhelming tasks my husband and I encountered while preparing for baby.

The tedious job of filing a tax return no longer requires several evenings, but just a few hours.

However, we obviously feel there seems to be new tedious technical errors in a considerable number of mathematics classes.

I used to be a 24-hour news consumer, but so much of the reporting is bad these days. I find tech reporting incredibly tedious and dull.

Preparation is tedious, involving close surveillance of the child, and of his friends and family.

As you begin, the task of correcting all the little problems with your HTML can be a tedious, time-consuming process.

I'm so tired of these tedious speeches and words and praises and promises that no one, including the target audience, ever lives up to.

Using a stub class to test the web service could be very tedious because a stub class needs to be regenerated every time the SEI changes.

But in what follows, even this bit of tedious and phoney theory of causation disappears, and one finds only a mass of inexplicable events.

He would have so much to say and would be so tedious in saying it.

Mao was quite willing to avoid tedious or uncomfortable meetings, particularly when he was likely to be criticised.

Americans spend up five years of their lives in that tedious, stressful but unavoidable process known as waiting.

Some of baroque architecture over the pursuit of luxury boldness, even to the point of tedious piling up.

When the truss is large such a calculation of a relative displacement by the laws of geometry becomes excessively tedious.

Maneuvering the six giant black shapes out of a formation of sixty-odd vessels by starlight was a tedious tricky business.

In cases where the input or output of a mapping contain many fields, finding and navigating to a particular field can be tedious.

Chief among these criticisms was that EJBs were difficult to understand and tedious to develop.

To ~ a man is a tedious and uncertain labour; hanging the sure work of a minute.

They are about putting out in the public domain full, often mouth-desiccatingly tedious, details of one's life for all to see.

Many new features like the Render extension have to be implemented and tested for each driver, which is a tedious and troublesome work.

First, they help you to stimulate corner cases that may be difficult or tedious to reproduce in an integration test.

So, while it may be tedious, flash allows you to break all boundaries of webdesign.

Maggie deemed it tedious writing two or three drafts for an English composition.

In a peaceful time, life is easy to be so tedious that it may lose its original delicate rhythm and colors.

Manually written technical documentation is usually a tedious, boring, and time consuming task.

of this technique is the need to use solutions, which Can be time-consuming and tedious when solids have to be analyzed.

It may be tedious and inconvenient to drag that person to the edge, but it keeps you from just dancing off of it.

Whether short or long chat session writing instrument, you will end up leaving as the basic unit of the word tedious input step.

Well. let me see you now again. My wax candle's almost out. but however I'll begin. Well then don't be so tedious.

Not all upgrades will have visuals, though we are trying to add as many as we can without making it too tedious or convoluted to tell.

And while computers were ideal for streamlining tedious dice rolls and arithmetic, those, for him, were never the point.

The headmaster drew the meeting out for another hour with a series of tedious questions.

Trained and experienced engineers are necessary for cadastral surveying adjustment due to its tedious process and time consuming.

This tedious process begged for an automated solution, yet previously has not been possible using existing Web standards.

Instead, the council allowed its finance ministers to get stuck in tedious technical details, unable to take a decision.

However, converting and testing existing code can be tedious and error-prone if the code has not been completed correctly.

However, this can be very tedious, especially if you deal with large feeds or large volumes of namespaced information.

The job of an administrator entails various administrative duties that do not change from day to day and can be tedious chores.

Unfortunately, most organizations cannot afford to tie up people for that long, and most programmers despise the tedious process required.

Although you can use Sigil to find and review page breaks and numbering, in a more than 100-page document, doing so might be tedious.

It was a beautiful spring day, a tedious time of the year for bachelors.

It is unfortunate though true that the study of statistics is, all too often, tedious and even boring.

Most video on the Web, including everything on YouTube, is displayed through a Flash player, so this gets to be tedious.

If thinking were no more than an abstract Identity, we could not but own it to be a most futile and tedious business.

Network management can be a tedious and time-consuming business for a human administrator.

It's a bit tedious in spots, at least in the audio version.

Searching for a TV show or movie was tedious, because it requires you to peck out letters from an onscreen keyboard with the little remote.

Now, even tedious and complex tasks requiring maximum precision can be mastered "at the flick of a wrist" .

Significant reduction of tedious code for data conversion and exception handling, allowing you to focus on core business logic.

Verizon has invested heavily in fibre-optic broadband access. That it wants to avoid tedious regulation is not a surprise.

Firstly, setting goals in various areas. This can be very tedious and difficult.

It is really pointless to sit through a tedious lecture if you do not take any interest in it.

Setting up of a different replication topology under a base that already has replication set up can be quite tedious.

A new governor arrived; it would have been too tedious to acquire the names of the prisoners; he learned their numbers instead.

Manually testing even this minimal application through its user interface would be tedious, error prone, time consuming, and inefficient.

The creation of an XML schema compatible with OMG XMI specification can be a tedious and error-prone task.

Educational resources cannot be wasted, so computers instead of teachers should deal with tedious and repetitive teaching tasks.

One of the most tedious tasks in building a Swing application manually is managing the placement of components using layout managers.

AWT takes most of the resource management task to the system, relieving developers from tedious resource management.

Remember, as soon as you get started with your tedious task, you have already done something that most people are not willing to do.

One of the more tedious tasks involved when internationalizing your software is maintaining resource bundles.

Of course, they want to see what I can do before allowing me the freedom to just do my job, but this is SO tedious!

However, chasing down multiple Web sites for news and information can be tedious in a small screen with limited input devices.

If a man knows who his wife will be before marriage, his emotional life before his marriage will become tedious and boring.

The iPhone's touchscreen is sure pleasant, but it takes a lot of tedious finger work to put your apps where you want them.

But then even that was a bit complex for some people. These trial thingies are so tedious, after all.

And though it may seem a bit tedious, in the long run it will save you time and put more qualified prospects in your pipeline.

Don't cut corners with this tedious part of the exercise -- it's often what determines who gets the ticket for an on-site session.

Tedious, monotonous, OR uninteresting wORk of any kind.

Each party has one (and only one) encounter because random encounters are tedious, and a waste of everyone's valuable time.

Child's product design wants the child's mental beginning from the research, the tedious and complicated product can't take.

Having to repeat the body of the function for each type that we compare is tedious and error-prone .

Educational ~s cannot be wasted , so computers instead of teachers should deal with tedious and repetitive teaching tasks.

Spiritual growth is sometimes tedious work, one small step at a time. Expect gradual improvement.

The way of making recursive closures used in this example is a bit tedious.

You can only imagine how tedious it is to get the text to format like this without these new CSS 3. 0 features.

I often use timeboxing for tedious tasks like cleaning up a hard drive that needs better structuring of its folders.

Template authoring becomes straightforward with these tags, if not a bit tedious.

An intensive three year academic course may be just the ticket for one person but a tedious waste of time for another.

This kind of migration is tedious and has a high cost in terms of money and time when there is a quantity of data involved.

Other programming models typically require developers to configure policy for each endpoint, which can be complex, error-prone, and tedious.

However, this way of identifying the right tipple turned out to be rather tedious.

Because most of the tedious work of investment process is done for you at a reasonable fee.

Because most of the tedious work of investment process is done for you at a reasonable fee.

Writing SNMP code can be a very tedious activity, but the Net-SNMP library with IPython makes it quite fun.

Life there was lonesome and tedious, the darkness of the stiffening and cold winter night being especially unbearable.

One of the tedious tasks of developing web applications is transferring data from form beans to data beans.

In the past this was a bit tedious procedure; but in the current Fink versions, this is a very simple procedure.

A wife can best understand the tedious nature of housework.

Third, the automatically generated view can verify positive cases that would be tedious to verify in code.

a poor apology The man you've just mentioned is but a poor apology for a writer. His writings are tedious.

Counting calories, however, quickly becomes tedious, and it does not necessarily train you to eat a healthy balance of foods.

If you really need this data on both the client and server, this can actually become a bit tedious.

The manager landed me with this tedious task.

In one experiment, 61 undergraduate students took a simple "but tedious" math test in which they were given the opportunity to cheat.

it was only a slight attack of faintness , resulting from the tedious days journey , and the excitement of arrival.

They also do not need verbose mapping files, that could become tedious to maintain and debug.

This can be tedious for the user to enter, so in this sample, we use a default value expression to dynamically determine a unique value.

To be a human will sometimes be tedious in that the things happened were too similar .

if I can pay, others will take over the tedious job for me.

Handling forms can be one of the most tedious tasks in Web applications.

Moral relativism, cloaked in jargon, was on the march, promoted by the tedious, despicable know-alls of the supposedly educated classes.

Although, I must add one important "Step Zero, " borne of my own tedious experience.

Alan's essays are long and tedious to read. What's more, his arguments are often based on out of date ideas.

To most hackers, getting investors seems like a terrifying and mysterious process. Actually it's merely tedious.

This approach is both simpler to understand and less tedious to implement.

To do this, the scientists will have to track the locations of hundreds of aftershocks, a lengthy and tedious process.

Remember when a trip to the supermarket was nothing more than a tedious chore requiring little or no specialized knowledge?

Volunteer groups have since embarked on the tedious tasks of cleaning and organizing hundreds of thousands of photos.

Play is release from the tedious battles against scarcity and decline which are the incessant, and inevitable, tragedies of life.

He could, if he used the debugger, but it's tedious to step through all those variables.

And my daughter complained about that her tedious and boring life in winter holiday last night.

Therefore, to avoiding the tedious process of the resume load, information should be extracted by off-line methods to analyze and identify.

China has begun exploring alternatives to the Panama Canal, as to drag cargo by boat around the tip of S America is tedious.

Duck typing techniques can be used in statically typed languages like C#, but it generally requires some tedious reflection code.

This data is then abstracted in the form of Structured Query Language (SQL) scripts, a tedious task if the prepopulation data is huge.

WHISPER it not, but doing science can sometimes be a bit tedious.

Providence, out of pity for mankind, has instilled a soporific charm into all tedious things.

And I was sad that, for Americans, Philip Pullman's evocative "Northern Lights" became the tedious "Golden Compass" .

To write code that is semantically equivalent in C# would be a bit more tedious and error-prone; see the bottom half of Figure 7 .

Adding error-handling code to your program can be annoying, tedious, and time-consuming.

The details of his administration's patronage scandal, as is usual in such cases, are tedious and unseemly.

Dynamically creating HTML elements is one of the more tedious tasks in typical web development; once again, this is where jQuery shines.

After 40 years of tedious talks, Russia has signed a maritime border agreement with Norway.

Those pop psychologists, celebrity doctors and television show hosts ask all the same questions. It got really tedious, really fast.

Smith's successors said even less, either ignoring the pin factory entirely or treating it as a tedious black box.

This process is so tedious that some companies are considering the idea of burning the dried algae in power stations instead.

While this task can be tedious, it's an essential step toward creating accessibility-enabled applications.

This can be a very tedious task, and is also very prone to errors.

He has at his tongue's end all the tedious blather that the intelligentsia have been boring us with for years .

The process of the main debate was rather tedious; when the transcript of the court hearing is released, I'll post it here.

Regarding some relations, determines equal or not process is tedious.

To be sure, the redundant descriptions of the island can get tedious, but put in the perspection of Romanticism, it becomes tolerable.

A flight from east Africa to west Africa typically used to require a tedious detour via Paris or London.

For programmers writing classes that raise events, the process is a bit more tedious.

It is a tedious work and time consuming iterations, in particular in the case of complex structures or structures with high damping.

Spiritual growth is sometimes tedious work, one small step at a time.

To a large degree, the hearings in the European parliament which Barroso's new team is required to undergo will amount to a tedious charade.

A silence with an attractive one immediately renders it certain you are the tedious party.

Farewell, the tedious landscape photography! Let us go back to the true "natural scenery" .

Mandatory, unpleasant, tedious, repetitive tasks that you'd rather defer or delegate to someone else.

It has often been lamented on by developers and system administrators alike that repeated unique customizations is tedious and often risky.

Finding a way to do without ailerons while avoiding the tedious business of having to warp the whole wing would thus be a good idea.

One of the most dreaded, tedious and boring household chores is doing laundry.

It is, moreover, a tedious process to set up the necessary client properties in the test cases.

It would, however, be very tedious and difficult to write all information in binary code .

The computer is a tool helpful to mechanical designers to lighten tedious calculations, and provide extended analysis of available data.

He found all of this too tedious for words, and retreated to his workshop, where he avoided the three of them as much as possible.

Creating XML representations of these is tedious and error-prone.

The Java platform is infamous for its low productivity, mainly due to repeated and tedious compile-package-deploy cycles.

When we travel from coast to coast, we take a plane to avoid spending tedious days on the train.

Add it to your resume in place of the tedious "References available on request. "

Something that is too abstract and theoretical can be a bit tedious to listen to for too long.

Thus you need to build flexibility into the full name: an interesting middle name with a tedious first name, and vice versa.

If all the year were playing holidays; To sport would be as tedious as to work.

The long and tedious journey, coupled with the hot weather, did us up.

The developers must go through a tedious process every time they need to implement it in the Java code.

Before automatic washing machines came along, clothes were washed by hand in a tub, a tedious and tiring process.

With refrigerant physical properties data graph to compute physical properties is tedious, time-consuming, and error-large.

Many university students make complaints against the learning, saying that it is tedious in most cases.

If you want to punish me, let me watch all those big movies, for they are lengthy and tedious.

This kind of architecture could only be employed with powerful tools to keep developers from writing tedious boilerplate code.

Text redaction is normally a tedious manual process that requires staff possessing significant domain expertise .

Such consistency would be tedious and quite difficult to implement once, let alone maintain.

That it wants to avoid tedious regulation is not a surprise.

They fulfilled the tedious task on statistics ahead of schedule and then left the moist tropical jungle.

Right or wrong, I believe that including references to both genders is tedious for the patient reader.

Campaign focused on their customers' major pain point: how tedious day-today tasks divert them from focusing on strategic business issues.

Assigning typetags, assigning data to the appropriate member of the union, and manually processing list nodes can all be tedious procedures.

Creating data maps can be a tedious and error prone task, which highlights the importance of repeated testing.

All the outrage and marches simply made Christians look bigoted and silly, and brought a tedious film much publicity.

The days just prior to marriage are like a snappy introduction to a tedious book.

Such initialization is tedious and error-prone because it is easy to forget an initializer or to supply an inappropriate initializer.

There are several hundreds of plate holes in a progressive die, and the design work of these holes is very tedious.

So to avoid some tedious boiler-plate code this library defines predicates that apply an indirection before comparing.

Upset in the tedious affairs Jiaoren meaning impatient, I really wish I was the full moon next to the veil-like clouds: ethereal, elegant.

What a tedious journey you must have had. Your hands must be frozen. Here.

Writing the source code and deployment descriptor files in a J2EE application can be tedious.

By comparison , the light industries that typify southern China are tedious but less overtly hazardous .

Many thanks to your message. Similar to you I also like his wise phrase very much, I don't like a tedious preachment writing.

Note that manual processing in this context does not imply tedious data entry in Datasheet or Form view.

Certainly one of the most tedious chores next to doing the dishes in our household is folding the laundry.

However, this task can become quite tedious if you want to test many user subscriptions that involve a large number of subjects.

Services are listed in the list of effective marketing push in the practical and necessary, but in essence, the list is tedious and boring.

Auto-Scan email for serial numbers - Eliminate tedious and error-prone typing by Auto scanning imported email for serial numbers.

Fret not, said some observers, as all of this rising wealth eliminates the need for tedious savings accounts.

However difficult or tedious it may be, it is, nonetheless, sometimes necessary.

But you didn't see Jamie Dimon going through a long, tedious monologue on the role of a Wall Street market maker, did you?

Moreover, it is inconvenient and tedious for general users to utilize image post-processing to recover overexposed or underexposed regions.

Writing code that simulates user interaction with GUIs can be tedious and error-prone.

Maintaining hosts files is tedious, error-prone and generally unworkable in large network environments.

Be sure to show up when you say you will, and stick around for the tedious moments, as well as the transformative.

Adding them one by one using the ArrayAccess interface can get tedious, so there are a few shortcuts for this.

Refactoring is a more tedious procedure than generating new test code from scratch.

The problem is, little jobs often go on over time and become tedious commitments, draining energy as well as time.

It eschews complicated workout regimens, tedious calorie counting, and weight loss gimmicks.

Despite the efficiency of specialization, it may also have the effect of making work tedious and without purpose.

Language acquisition does not require extensive use of conscious grammatical rules, and does not require tedious drill.

You can hide the tedious details of resource management and exceptions within a main body of shared code .

It is just too tedious to write browser test statements everywhere to enable the user to, say, drag a div across a layout.

When our class was assigned to Mr. Fleagle for third-year English I anticipated another cheerless year in that most tedious of subjects.

However tedious their activities, member countries cannot afford to ignore their meetings or budgets.

When there are many affected elements, it became tedious to select the resources to be updated.

Using only HTML as input can be boring and tedious for some message board applications.

OF ALL the tedious tasks that lawyers have to do, time-recording is perhaps the most deadly.

The long wait at the airport was really tedious.

Most visitors joined government-organised tours, which involved a tedious round of model farms and factories.

Furthermore, the tedious build, compile, deploy, and test cycle is shortened considerably.

Weaving then was a long, tedious and repetitive process with little automation.

This separation reduces the bookkeeping aspects that make programming tedious and error-prone .

His lecture was so tedious that most audience left the lecture room before he finished.

Upon completion of this transcendentally tedious task he replied lovingly, "Okay, go take rest. "

However, finding the relevant layer can be tedious when there are many layers in your work or if the layers aren't named intuitively.

b. Avoid surprising actions, unexpected outcomes, tedious sequences of actions, etc.

However, the first strategy has shortcomings such as it is abstract to set up the model and tedious to solve the problem.

One of the more tedious aspects of software development is handling error conditions.

Unit testing can be a tedious and difficult process.

Unraveling these strands will be tedious and getting at the underlying collateral, difficult.

This is a tedious task and if your CV is unclear, badly laid out and full irrelevant information he or she will move on to the next one.

Oh! How do you do my dear? I'm afraid you've had a tedious journey. You must be frozen! Let me help you.

Research lets you benefit from the mistakes of others rather than learn from your own tedious efforts.

Thousands of nights, be you weeping for tedious life, thus, look at the expansive starry night sky.

Accommodating herself to circumstances, Bertha found life less tedious .

It was painful to listen to his tedious speech.

How come he give us such a tedious speech!

How can he give us such a tedious lecture.

You used several key technologies to remove tedious boilerplate code both from the server side and the client side: JPA, JAX-RS, and Dojo.

Since has run into you, former days already tedious life, also has increased the innumerable sleepless nights.

Accepting the team invitation automates the tedious and error prone steps of getting to the right place.

The procedure is tedious, but it effectively verifies expected behavior.

However, if the number of attributes is high, this can become fairly tedious.

This pleasure is not confined to learning from textbooks, which are too often tedious.

Much of what we expect people to do in chronic care is to embark on a fairly tedious, dreary path of self care.

The same goes for grown-ups: money becomes associated with work and work can be dull, tedious and painful.

Many students were so bored by the tedious lecture given by Mr. Zhao that they left before the end of the class.

Hopefully you are getting a clearer picture of how integrating your web services can be less tedious using the Flex environment.

How can he give us such a tedious speech!

But too often the image they see is one of tedious study.

The management of storage devices can be tedious and time-consuming.

Ensuring a high quality product release will require a large amount of tedious and time-consuming inspections and adjustments.

And as you can see, it's a tedious process that takes some time.

Cash might be acceptable, or benefits in kind such as willing and prompt accomplishment of tedious chores.

A tedious railway journey was made in a train that seemed to stop every few minutes to admire the scenery.