2. What Happens When Books Connect The least important, but most discussed, aspects of digital reading have been these contentious questions: Will we give up the highly evolved technology of ink on paper and instead read on cumbersome machines?
But with the rising popularity of high-quality automatic watches the once utilitarian and rather cumbersome machines have been given a seductive makeover to meet, maybe even create, demand among watch collectors.
Around the table a team dressed in blue scrubs and face masks are gathered, exchanging the odd word, while cumbersome machines bearing bundles of wires hum gently in the background.
The "cumbersome machines" which were too large for the city's narrow streets and were thought to encourage fare-dodgers who could hop on the bus by the back doors out of sight of the driver.
Planet operates off the idea that instead of building large, cumbersome machines that sit in space taking images with outdated technology and old sensors, many smaller satellites with a one to three-year lifespan can get the job done faster and provide better images of the Earth's surface.
The Kremlin wants to revamp a top-heavy institution by sharply cutting the number of officers and carrying out a long overdue transition from a cumbersome military machine designed for a land war in Europe to a lithe force that would handle regional wars and terrorism.
After she was promoted to junior copywriter, Peggy was crammed into an office she shared with a noisy and cumbersome Xerox machine, making it awfully hard to brainstorm ideas for a Popsicle pitch with Sal Romano (Bryan Batt and Ken Cosgrove Aaron Statonon).
It is a cumbersome humanoid machine that attempts to stand, but instead continuously somersaults in the small square of space provided, oftentimes banging against the doors and wooden walls, utterly unable to rise on its own.
