Top-notch American officers have also been brought in to rejigger an unwieldy NATO command structure.
I heard a computer teacher explain recently how many of his young students have known only iPads, and how when you show them a computer they are disoriented at first things can break, the commands are unwieldy, the screen cannot be touched.
Thus the producers and directors who take command of these unwieldy special-effects behemoths have become more valuable.
Although this show, devoted to images taken mostly in China in the 1990's and accompanied by a book, "China: The Photographs of Lois Conner" (Callaway), displays Ms. Conner's superb command of the unwieldy banquet camera, it accentuates the advantages and disadvantages of this format.
But issues remain, not least with its clunking command structure — an unwieldy relic of the Soviet era.
All of this becomes unwieldy or impossible via voice commands alone.
Commanding his own unwieldy starship of blended species, with Cheney, Limbaugh and other pitiless Borg aliens firing phasers from all sides, Mr. Obama has certainly invoked Mr. Spock's Vulcan philosophy of "Infinite diversity in infinite combinations".
Mr. Nyman said he supported the operations director post because the increasingly unwieldy municipality needs a second in command.
Labour's largely squandered first term when it struggled to command and control Britain's unwieldy public services could be blamed on not knowing any better.
Tank controls that forced players to awkwardly move by rotating their character left or right using the D-pad (holding up to move whatever direction they were facing) were unwieldy enough to have you feeling never quite in command of your actions, while a lack of ammo for any weapons you might find made it impossible to kill everything lurking in the mansion.
