While Heilig-Meyers faced numerous problems, including a lack of cash flow caused by an unwieldy string of acquisitions, the merchant was struggling because it still hewed to the old school of furniture retailing.
Busy sites will almost certainly want to enable the latter, as a flowing stream of comments can grow unwieldy quickly (something we saw during our Echo demo).
Low perfusate flow rates, desired both for conserving reagents and for extending the number of channels and duration of experiments, conventionally depend on peristaltic pumps to maintain flow yet such pumps are unwieldy and scale poorly for high-throughput applications requiring 16 or more channels.
With micro flows, users can bypass complex and unwieldy legacy systems to perform simple actions, such as approvals.
In the meantime, its own political system has grown gargantuan and unwieldy; its electoral process has been overwhelmed by vast flows of money from the wealthy 1%; and its governing system is visibly troubled, if not dysfunctional.
A typical group will have six to nine people, enough to keep the discussion flowing over a period of perhaps two hours, but not unwieldy.
The original Tononi-Sporns-Edelman measure C N (X) averages mutual information across bipartitions of the system (Figure1, left-hand figure); it is, however, extremely unwieldy to calculate in practice and, moreover, fails to capture information flow as expounded above.
This new production, which opened on Monday night, is a visually stunning, seamlessly flowing and emotionally involving realization of Berlioz's inspired, famously unwieldy opera, a retelling of Virgil's "Aeneid".
Yet those big plants became unwieldy in all sorts of ways, from handling inventory to training workers to keeping production flowing smoothly.
It's an unwieldy subject.
