What Americans seem to miss is that the multiplicity of points of view represented, the open debate and the seemingly cumbersome and slow movement toward a consensus are all evidence of a true democracy.
On many levels, the existence of these companies is really more of an indictment of how clunky and cumbersome AWS's data movement options are.
However, the artificial pancreas control algorithms used by virtually all studies so far were based on laptop computers wired to a CGM and an insulin pump, a system limiting free movement and too cumbersome to be used beyond hospital confines (5– 12).
Analysis of heart rate (HR) and heart rate variability (HRV) are powerful tools to investigate cardiac diseases, but current methods, including 24-h Holter monitoring, can be cumbersome and may be compromised by movement artefact.
Another observer pointed out that the movement follows what he called "cumbersome and often painful procedures," leading to inefficiency and clear outcomes to demonstrate (Graham 1980, p. 153).
The fight pitches purists, who do not want any formal structure or leadership, against those who complain that the movement's assembly based system is cumbersome and easily blocked by a handful of extremists.
"They're very heavy and cumbersome, so you don't have a lot of movement when you're in it".
Ms. Hopkins makes her entrance as a geisha-faced clown in "The Truth: A Tragedy," the angry ritual of grief that she is performing at the SoHo Rep, clad in cumbersome layers that disguise her body and distort her movements.
The government has introduced cumbersome procedures requiring agencies to obtain "facilitation" letters to authorize movement of medical supplies, Ms. Hoff said.
Some administration officials complained that when lawmakers cut financing for closing the Guantánamo prison, they imposed new reporting requirements about the movement of detainees that would further slow the already cumbersome process of relocating detainees.
