Примери за laboriously

• The wildflowers are laboriously hand pressed to make perfumes.

• The animals were slowly, laboriously moving around their enclosure.

• He obtained a dictionary and laboriously set about reading it.

• Books were no longer laboriously compiled clerical mysteries: they had rapidly become both commercially viable and highly visible in society at large.

• He did not translate them laboriously into words - unless he wished to communicate with verbal persons.

• He laboriously rewrote the libretto as a legitimate account of the past and strove to display a reliable knowledge of his subject's historical sources.

• There is no index and the process of scanning texts and laboriously reconstructing them has not been matched by careful proof-reading.

• Our approach thus may obviate the laboriously manual construction of such domainspecific grammars.

• Historical representations were based on the largest possible number of facts, laboriously accumulated in the field or in museums.

• The reader wishing to grasp the organisation, or merely to locate the discussion of a given number, must laboriously outline the entire volume.

• But not to worry: you hear them, all right - unless you went to graduate school and learned laboriously to deafen yourself.

• However, kindergartners write so slowly and laboriously that self-generated print may not serve as a useful aid for them.

• But irrigation also required that the land of each plot be laboriously prepared.

• We learn it, laboriously, by turning to that which is not ourselves - to nature.

• There was a recognisable fluidity to their gait : it had not become, as a result of the walker, a sequence of partial movements strung laboriously together.

• However, phonological reading is highly sequential in nature, and thus the child is expected to proceed slowly and laboriously through the text, particularly in the case of long words.

• We heartily agree with the authors that the dance metaphor does more than the information-transfer metaphor to help us understand these animals' laboriously acquired talent at sign use.

• This view postulates an unconscious device endowed with extrapowerful computational tools, whereas our conscious mental life is condemned, for some mysterious reasons, to rely laboriously on far more limited capacities.