Sentences with phrase «using laborious»

For the official Turner Prize exhibition, held at Tate Britain in London, he presented a large - scale symmetrically patterned fresco in gold leaf, achieved using laborious Renaissance techniques.

Mercury telluride crystals are difficult to obtain — they have to be grown one layer at a time using a laborious process known as molecular beam epitaxy — and they are not pure topological insulators because they conduct some electricity on their inside.

When Singer began airbrushing, she used a laborious masking and unmasking process.

Hailed as a representative of a new generation of Japanese artists, Kaneuji uses laborious craftsmanship to dissociate banal products from their habitual contexts.

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For some reason its better if you take the stones out before you freeze them as it stops the plums getting a bitter taste (laborious but at least it's done ready for when you want to use them).

And if you're using a Hokkaido pumpkin, you will even be able to skip the rather laborious task of peeling a pumpkin.

Detectives are using facial recognition software to help in the laborious search for the gunmen in the Labor Day weekend shooting that left a Cuomo administration lawyer critically wounded and on life support, according to law enforcement sources.

Using adult for screening would be expensive and laborious.

Weak muscles in her eyes, head, and neck made using even a microscope laborious.

In contrast, preparation of more elaborate phosphorus compounds used in chemical catalysis, pharmaceutical, and battery applications requires laborious generation and chlorination of elemental phosphorus.

Fabrication using trial and error is too laborious, but our process is very fast.»

Since the first project of its kind in the U.S. at Coney Island, N.Y., in 1922, coastal managers have used beach nourishment — essentially importing sand to replace sediment lost through storms or erosion — to restore damaged beaches, but it is laborious and expensive.

Current computational approaches are laborious and expensive, and require using millions of images to train an AI system.

It also offers an alternative to the approach used by biologist Craig Venter of building a genome from scratch to impart new properties to cells — laborious because even the smallest error kills the cell (see «Craig Venter: Why I put my name in synthetic genomes «-RRB-.

But unless they use expensive, laborious techniques, all they can do is plant the seeds and watch as crops spring up uncontrolled.

Lambton's crew would establish a fixed reference point by laborious observations of star positions over several months, then measure a fixed distance away from the point with the fantastically precise use of metal chains and rods supported by trestles.

The use of fire freed our ancestors from hours of laborious chewing and rendered food easier to digest (not to mention making it safer to sleep on the ground instead of in trees).

Dr Marcus Cooke, lead inventor of the new process, said: «Like many other labs, we use the Comet Assay routinely in our research, but we have always been frustrated by the current process, which is laborious and time consuming.

Here, 39 different RNA molecules are analysed in the same tissue and provide a more complete picture than the standard laborious method used by pathologist today.

It took some laborious tweaking of the method used to create knock - out mice, but it worked in human cells.

His strategy was completely different from that used by Capecchi and though laborious, the demonstration of targeting was unequivocal.

The classic use of article references dates back to the era of library card catalogs when finding information was a laborious task.

It used to be an extended and laborious adventure getting the primary Deadpool film onto the large display in 2016, starring Ryan Reynolds because the eponymous personality.

When users are subjected to a laborious or careless onboarding process that doesn't clearly teach them how or why they should use a program, they might not even get through signup.

Nowadays, most people own a smartphone, and the ability to record evidence digitally using mobiles and upload it directly to an online system can help to reduce laborious paper administration.

We wouldn't use it for laborious office tasks, but for short jobs it does the trick.

Aside from this, the combat was just so smooth that it didn't feel laborious to fight an enemy with a strategy you had used before; dodging the rush of a wraith before casting Yrden and attacking it in corporeal and slowed form never felt repetitive because it felt powerful and deliberate, instead of monotonous.

This is slightly alleviated since you have the option of using the circle button to cycle to the enemy you want to attack, but more times than not the dogfights involve dozens of enemy ships, so cycling through them is a lengthy and laborious task.

That in itself isn't a problem, but sometimes it can feel a little laborious to scroll through pages upon pages of thick tiles instead of a nice long list, especially when using one of the system's more common apps like Achievements or your Friends List.

Much has been made of the fact that the young Israeli artist Guy Yanai uses painting — an ancient, laborious technique — as his medium, even as he embraces the digital and new media norms of today (even going so far as to reference pixelation in his technique, with short, deliberate bands of color).

Cheap and ubiquitous materials are transformed through a laborious process representing the complexities of use and reuse, and alluding to the hierarchies of artistic media and Indian social structures.

Brooklyn - based artist Jean Shin uses the cast off materials of everyday life — including broken umbrellas, empty bottles, used lottery tickets, and dryer lint — to create complex and laborious sculptures and site - specific installations that speak to the collective notion of memory as lived by countless anonymous individuals.

Kara Joslyn teases out the delicate quality of her forms using polymer auto paint applied with a laborious process of masking and airbrushing, calling up tensions between the hand - made and the industrial.

Suspended between painting and sculpture, Spalletti's works are known for their focus on light and space, chromatic backgrounds, use of essential geometric forms and laborious layering of plaster and pigments.

In her words, «For me, the work [is] about what happens when one's body is overcome by a physically demanding process... We are forced to remember that making something sometimes requires the laborious use of the body.»

As an abstract expressionist born, raised and established in Southern California, Michael, who counted Mike Kelley among one of his grad school professors, uses super thick layers of acrylic paint on canvas and arms himself with plastic blades - never brushes - to create deep, saturated abstract pieces that are laborious, well - thought out and carefully composed.

Speaking of her process, Serena says: «My work originates from an interest for handicrafts and as such, carried out in a patient and laborious way, it uses the sum of gestures that are repeated and prolonged through time in order to transform materials as simple as fabric and thread into large sculptural and pictorial objects that are structured in an organic and flexible way.

Though pergamena was widespread, the laborious and expensive techniques of its production reserved it for use in texts of legal, educational, or ritual import.

Pour's use of silkscreen further removes his paintings from the rugs they reference: from the tangible work of laborious weavers, they are turned into flat images.

The deceptively rough appearance of the marks is countered by Baldridge's use of rennaisance cartoon transfer techniques which include the laborious process of working and reworking each image through thousands of tiny pinpricks, as well as flawless technical abilities in serigraphy and draftsmanship.

Gillmore is a Canadian painter and is known for his text based works that involve a lot of laborious techniques using resign, which...

Through the laborious use of craft materials, Unzueta produces frozen shapes that are imbued with the stored time of production.

I do not use models or photographs as I feel this presents no real challenge and prefer instead to draw on my years of laborious studying and memory training.

As it currently stands there is no single register which can be used to identify properties that are at risk of this liability, making it a laborious process for each parish to establish.

One study has found approximately 40 per cent of victims of ransomware attacks end up paying, if only because the process of trying to decrypt the file on their own or using a security expert is so laborious.

It used to be that securing some automobile insurance quotes can become really time consuming and laborious.

The Ionic can not control the music playing on your phone, and syncing music files and offline Pandora playlists requires you to use a desktop app, which is laborious.

The power and volume buttons are both close together on the one side, however, which feels a bit tight - but you'll quickly get used to it, even if it does make taking a screengrab a little more laborious.

This section can be a little bit laborious, but here's a useful tip — Use the job criteria and the skills sections as prompts to make sure that you include all the necessary information.

These processes speed up decision taking and avoid the use of a laborious system of committees and sub-committees.