In his recent tour in Afghanistan, Colonel Davis represented the Army's Rapid Equipping Force, created to bypass a cumbersome bureaucracy to make sure the troops quickly get the gear they need.
But German and American photographers like Michael Schmidt, Robert Adams and Nicholas Nixon were at the same time putting aside their Leicas in favor of more cumbersome tripods to make deliberate, unembellished pictures of ordinary places.
These limitations make it cumbersome to work with parameterizations, since some mutants have special simulation or plotting requirements that need to be changed manually each time that particular mutant is to be simulated.
The roof racks on both my cars make it cumbersome to get the snow off.
Films are so magnificently, insanely complicated, so intricate and cumbersome and expensive to make.
I was never much in favour of the Kyoto-Copenhagen-style approach, which was too slow-moving, cumbersome and bureaucratic to make the impact needed.
The issue, therefore, boils down to assessing how cumbersome we wish to make it for people to say certain things.
(They did not use manufacturers in Korea, since by that time the rise of labor unions had made it too cumbersome and expensive to make clothing there. Today they source most products from Pakistan, India, China and Vietnam).
But the drug is expensive, at $93,000 for a course of treatment, and cumbersome to administer, making a pill like Zytiga an attractive alternative, doctors and analysts have said.
One traditional method for doing so has been to make enrollment cumbersome and to devote minimal resources to marketing.
