Sentence examples for cumbersome to set from inspiring English sources

In the early 1990s a new generation of "application layer" firewalls emerged; though more cumbersome to set up and operate, they performed a more thorough inspection.

This model was cumbersome to set up initially, having a large number of degrees of freedom, but it proved to be capable of predicting a wide variety of experimental data, including: crack density, length and other damage variables; stress/life data, and the effect of specimen size.

Although this technique undoubtedly has a number of advantages, especially in terms of accuracy, it is not easily available to the standard laboratory and may be cumbersome to set up when used as only one of many techniques running in the laboratory.

It can be annoying to have to enter a passcode every time you turn on the phone, but one way to make this less cumbersome is to set an amount of time the phone has to wait until it requires entering a passcode again.

The current generation of flagship headsets are cumbersome and expensive to set up and run.

Other kits I've owned have been cheaply made, cumbersome, and a pain in the ass to set up.

Is it better, if cumbersome, to use my Droid X smartphone to set up a password-protected Wi-Fi hot spot and connect through it?

Two-dimensional (2D) analysis of the drop-jump test can identify athletes at risk, but it is too expensive and cumbersome to use in this setting.

Wrighton took all of his pictures with a cumbersome eight-by-ten camera that took fifteen minutes to set up.

However, one disadvantage of the CROP index is that it is somewhat cumbersome to use in the clinical setting as it requires measurements of many variables with the potential risk of errors in the measurement techniques or the measuring device, which can significantly affect the value of the CROP index.

However, these scoring systems are cumbersome to use and appeared to have reached their maximal efficacy in this clinical setting.