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His creative devices are monotonous and there are many ' 'hollow' ' moments.
It is known that such a scheme is monotonous and excludes the spreading of a strong discontinuity.
This could be avoided thanks to the choice of the nondecreasing monotonous prevalence function.
But they also benefited because the penniless and hung-over shepherds returned for another year of interminably monotonous shepherding.
This often subtle but crucial modulation between narrative and lived time precludes a monotonous textual tick-tock.
The aim is to produce something which is rhythmically monotonous and repetitive; a 'sustaining' background of brisk, cheerful but unobtrusive music.
Living conditions in huts were primitive, and the diet monotonous.
The two versions (monotonous and original) of the 15 dialects were presented in two blocks, with the dialects randomized within each block.
This work calls for a considerable amount of manual dexterity but after a time it becomes monotonous and largely mechanical.
Too much of local music will become monotonous.
Similarly, rules should have a monotonous behavior, which means that their conclusion should not invalidate the condition.
The monotonous desolation of block after block of dark ferro-concrete tenements shocked even government officials.
This situation is overcome by assigning arbitrary indices to the links and connecting links only in monotonous order.
However, the standard deviation is smaller in the case of the monotonous fragments (1.38) than in the case of the original fragments (1.68).
The changing of fall ratio along the axis of kc is not monotonous, but a small kc is good for robustness.
