Sentence examples for cumbersome apparatus from inspiring English sources

In the late 1890s a Shakespeare sceptic called Orville Ward Owen, a Detroit physician, built a decoding machine, a cumbersome apparatus involving rotating drums and a 1,000ft-long 1,000ft-long, a sort of intellecanvasmangle desheetd to wring out key words from texts not only of Shakesortre but of Marlowe, Spenser, Robert Greene and others.

Fortunately, this time the stagehands manually moved the machine and were able to restart it, unlike the first time, when the cumbersome apparatus refused to move again.

Early CO2 laser systems had an open beam path which required cumbersome apparatus to direct the beam, which made handling in a clinical setting difficult [ 13– 15].

Yet, since eukaryotic sex is a complex and cumbersome apparatus, selection for its evolution must have been particularly intense during its origin.

Fenech said the multilayered, cumbersome intelligence apparatus was like an army of soldiers wearing lead boots.

Examined too closely, the cumbersome narrative apparatus strains credulity: why weren't all the operatives programmed for undying loyalty?

Fenech said the multi-layered, cumbersome intelligence apparatus was like an army of soldiers wearing lead boots.

Rent controls were a cumbersome 1960s apparatus – but Labour is considering long leases with inflation-only rent rises.

This political indecision and uncertainty, and Bosnia's cumbersome bureaucratic apparatus, is significantly undermining progress on desperately needed economic reforms and EU accession.

We know you fat cats are pocketing the extra dough instead of passing it on to your hardworking writers, who would be better off liberating themselves from this cumbersome, obsolete apparatus.

There were prizes for the winners, and the winner of a game of musical chairs got a cumbersome piece of apparatus called an inconoscope, tied up with a blue ribbon.