The show's cumbersome title, "Gothic Art in the Gilded Age: Medieval and Renaissance Treasures in the Gavet-Ringling-Vanderbilt Collection," refers to Mrs. Belmont's favorite Paris dealer, Émile Gavet, and her 1920s buyer, the circus tycoon John Ringling.
Donoghue's explanation showed how cumbersome it can be to write a successful novel.
The open display of opposing views, which Mr. Geithner characterized as regulators understandably protecting the prerogatives of their agencies, showed how cumbersome the current financial regulatory system can be.
This is one of the questions raised by an insightful show with a cumbersome title, "Priceless Children: American Photographs 1890-1925 -- Child Labor and the Pictorialist Ideal," at the Grey Art Gallery of New York University.
"It's not a typical Aristotelian tragedy," said Jonathan Harper Schlieman, the director of the show, which carries a cumbersome, 25-word subtitle that identifies it as "a devised Greek tragedy composed of found texts".
Since the analytical computations are cumbersome we show here plots obtained by numerical means.
Straightforward though very cumbersome calculations show that Δ 5 n − 2 = 0, and all other Δ j in (26) are polynomials with positive coefficients.
The effort was applauded by Robert S. Collier, chief executive of the Council of Michigan Foundations, which has commissioned research showing that a less cumbersome tax system would promote institutional giving.
Writing the constraint x ≤ E f 1 h, p ( h ) in the more cumbersome form shown in (88) has the advantage that the latter can be generalized to cases in which we are given stochastic processes p ( N ) and x ( N ) in which x ( N ) is not necessarily ergodic and realizations p t) of the process p ( N ) are more general than just functions of the channel state h(t).
I think it's possible that the show will become too financially cumbersome ... but right now, the show is creatively, I think, as good or better than it's ever been.
