Its near-spherical wheels spin on some complicated gimbal system, allowing it to hang a sharp left without describing anything as tedious as a curve.
Each episode of the show has twists, but sometimes a twisty road can make for a more tedious trip than a straight one.
Though staging a new race is a huge challenge, Tamarro is an experienced organizer of 10Ks, so he knew how to calibrate the mileage, a tedious exercise that requires riding a bike and counting notches on a clicker.
There's no denying this: Tracking what you paid for each share of a stock or mutual fund--so you can calculate your taxable gain when you sell--is so tedious that a lot of folks just guess.
The man paid in cold hard cash, and after a tedious 40 minute purchase process that involved a bit of activation, some nice tutorials, a quick address book sideload from his old Touch Diamond and whole lot of peripheral upsell, Alfredo was one of the world's first satisfied Pre customers.
"Sometimes it is a very tedious process and it takes a great deal of time sometimes for information to turn out to be fruitful, " said Colonel John Perrone, a former joint detention commander at the camp.
Like the Kobo, the Story HD can also zoom in and pan PDFs -- the process is a little tedious, but it's a handy feature nonetheless.
It's a tedious job--reading information off scanned-in images of forms then punching it into a database running on a mainframe computer.
The method of disclosure in numerous separate files makes it a rather time-consuming and tedious business to compile a comprehensive overview across government over a long period, but the material is there.
Sarcasm and disdain may work in a 500-word opinion piece in a newspaper but they become tedious over 500 pages of a book.
Or was there some innocent explanation, a tedious problem with data collection for example?
Forest had plenty of possession but created little - particularly in a tedious opening half.
Looking for Ukrainian politicians and officials who have never broken the law is a tedious and thankless task.
Monitoring Internet traffic is a tedious and time-consuming affair that will only become more difficult as the volume increases.
An intensive three-year academic course may be just the ticket for one person, but a tedious waste of time for another.
But this is a tedious process, and one not likely to succeed.
Although Mr Portillo has never embellished his original confession, he has woven this part of his biography into a tedious narrative of personal self-discovery.
But it scans only one line of text at a time, which makes for a tedious process even after you get the hang of it.
Pointless, tedious waiting in a crowded cage with dead roaches and no running water, where officers processing you through the system laugh at your discomfort and fear.
For years biologists made DNA in a tedious process that involved copying thousands of DNA molecules and checking them for errors by putting them back into cells.
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But most of those caviling for the budget to be balanced on the backs of our troops are not interested in such a tedious and time-consuming exercise.
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"Previously if aircraft wanted to climb or reroute, it was a tedious process and controllers often didn't have time, " said Dennis Addison, support manager for FAA's Oakland center.
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Until now, researchers wishing to do that have been forced to play a tedious game of pick-up-sticks, selecting the semiconducting nanotubes one by one and then sticking them in place with glue.
Big firms worry that if they were left with audit alone, which for most people is a tedious task, their ability to recruit talented staff would evaporate and they might as well hand the job to a government agency.
The second conversation (also a tedious repeat from April) is about our own standards for coaching behavior and whether or not we are softening as if the controversies roiling Rutgers are less a matter of out-of-line coaches and more a function of society's thinning skin.
As soon as new matches are consecrated, they're replaced. (How quickly Sunday's thriller vaporized Djokovic's five-set semi over Murray and Nadal's four-setter over Federer, not to mention Victoria Azarenka's 6-3, 6-0 rout of Maria Sharapova in the women's final.) The torrent of great tennis has undermined the old fear that the game would unravel with new technology, that it would become a tedious game of baseline heavy hitting.
Ms Noonan sometimes tries to be over-inventive (there is a rather tedious dream sequence about Hollywood fund-raisers).
Until recently, IT professionals have been stuck with a fairly tedious job description.
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