1908, Harvey Washington Wiley, Principles and Practice of Agricultural Analysis; a Manual for the Study of Soils, Fertilizers, and Agricultural Products; for the Use of Analysists, Teachers, and Students of Agricultural Chemistry, The method, however, cannot be considered strictly scientific and is much more tedious and chronophagous than the direct determination.
1978, Sorin M. RÇŽdulescu, As a chronophagous activity as it is, reducing the population's leisure budget, transports also imply a great expenditure of physical and nervous energy to the detriment of manpower's potentiality ...
1994, Aziz Al-Azmeh, Religion and Practical Reason: New Essays in the Comparative Philosophy of Religions Chapter Chronophagous Discourse: A Study of Clerico-Legal Appropriation of the World in an Islamic Tradition, Chronophagous Discourse: A Study of Clerico-Legal Appropriation of the World in an Islamic Tradition
1996, Aziz Al-Azmeh, Cross-cultural Conversation (Initiation) Chapter Culturalism, Grand Narrative of Capitalism Exultant, We have historical masses construed as individual states or permanent conditions of phylogeny. They are conceived as supra-historical masses which speak in the tones of a chronophagous discourse. Thus societies and nations rise and fall, but do not change in any serious sense, and the wheel of fortune is animated, quite literally, by internal, intransitive, self-subsistent pneumatic impulses (w
27 October 2012, Stanislas Kraland, The French already lacked sleep in 1962, Because modern life is chronophagous and resting necessary, we have invented hypnotherapy—apprenticeship while sleeping.
2014, Daphne Karfunkel-Doron, Genomic Medicine: Principles and Practice Chapter Genomic Applications in Audiological Medicine, Though highly accurate, this method is chronophagous and expensive, making the large numbers of genes required for sequencing a challenge. This was really the start of the demand for rapid and low-cost sequencing technologies, which were eventually met in 2005 by the development of massively parallel sequencing (MPS) (also known as next-generation sequencing, NGS).
