Experimental artificial hearts have also been implanted, but these require a cumbersome external power supply and long-term survival rates are not known.
Furthermore, most available models involve some level of approximation, and the diversity of approaches makes it cumbersome to compare power levels of the different kinds of ICI.
Led by Sieyès, one of the new directors, these "revisionists" wished to escape from the instability of the Directory regime, especially its tumultuous annual elections and its cumbersome separation of powers.
The cumbersome division of powers is the product of a series of indecisive 19th civil wars, and it has contributed to the creation of more than $152 billion in central government and provincial debts.
The basic tactic remains much as it has always been: nestle close to the Washington administration, sweetly cajoling them with an understanding nod about the exasperating behaviour of those odd Europeans; and discourage Europe from doing anything too ambitious which might upset Uncle Sam, while making the occasional sympathetic noise about the cumbersome naivety of American power.
The identification and classification of streptococci based on hemolytic and Lancefield grouping reactions is cumbersome and lacks discriminatory power.
This made civilian control increasingly problematic when coupled with a cumbersome constitutional division of powers between the President as commander-in-chief, and the Congress with its power to raise armies, maintain a navy, and wage wars.
The European Union says it does not want to duplicate the overarching powers and cumbersome bureaucracy that the United Nations mission has had in Kosovo, which at one stage totaled 11,000 people, including international police officers.
The period style, for me, adds to the story's power – elaborate, even cumbersome at points, but cleverly refined when immediate effect is needed: the figure, that face.
