Sentence examples for cumbersome technology from inspiring English sources

Over the next quarter century he mastered the messy and cumbersome technology and produced thousands of images.

Central Japan Railway (JR Central) has another test track west of Tokyo, which uses more cumbersome technology, relying on super-cooling.

But most of the pioneering companies that devised transaction systems for low-cost online purchases faded away, dogged not only by the giveaway ethos of the Internet but also by cumbersome technology and fees that ate up the profit on items that often sold for less than a dollar.

Under instructions from the War Office not to photograph the dead, the maimed, or the ill, and precluded from photographing most other subjects by the cumbersome technology of picture-taking, Fenton went about rendering the war as a dignified all-male group outing.

The cumbersome technology produced fragile recordings, but the material they contain is remarkable: many of the illiterate bards Parry and his assistants recorded displayed incredible feats of memory, reciting myriad epic poems, running over sixteen thousand lines, without a break, and memorizing new poems after a single listen.

And while no one explicitly desires cumbersome technology, we keep buying it because we've built a strong correlation between the number of features a solution has and the likelihood it will solve our problem.

"Human error, compounded by antiquated and cumbersome information technology systems and procedures" contributed to the documents not turning up until years after Mr. McVeigh's trial, Attorney General John Ashcroft said today, citing the findings of a report by the department inspector general.

Given how many foods we've been able to tweak or outright reinvent to fit into our harried lives, who could take seriously the Granny Smith -- which, not unlike the bayonet or the daguerreotype, is by contemporary standards a cumbersome and unreliable technology?

What is also beyond doubt is that the promise of digital records will be unfulfilled if doctors refuse to adopt them, because they regard the technology as cumbersome, time-consuming and possibly dangerous.

It is the exclusive property of Bell & Howell Co. There's one glitch: It's all on microfilm, a cumbersome 160-year-old technology.

For Coya's co-founder Andrew Shaw, the new company was an opportunity to apply his experience creating credit and risk assessment products to an industry whose cumbersome inability to use technology had affected him personally.