The mobile cannot distinguish between active GSPAs until a connection is established with each of them and it receives information as to the journey in progress, unless each GSPA possesses a unique identifier, which would make the system unwieldy in terms of scalability.
If you have a very large group that feels unwieldy in terms of managing, it might be better to break this large group into smaller groups, making sure to keep people with their family/friend groupings.
While theoretically desirable, whole-genome re-sequencing may be too costly for species with large, complex genomes such as many plants, and may result in an unwieldy dataset in terms of the computational effort required for assembly and annotation.
We recognize it is widely accepted to describe cervical motor output as inspiration, but using only that one term was somewhat unwieldy.
Lest Mr. Ratner sound too enthusiastic, it should be noted he found Calexico's fish taco a bit unwieldy ("It's difficult in terms of the methodology of eating") and L&B pizza, which he said he loves at the restaurant, also lacking.
It will also create a permanent president, elected by member heads of state, who will serve up to a five-year term to replace an unwieldy system in which the presidency rotates among member states every six months.
But there is a second task of coordination at the global level, and that deals with the complex and unwieldy apparatus of what is now being termed 'development cooperation'.
Flick Filosopher Pompous and unwieldy, the film gives new meaning to the term "excessive" and would test the patience of even the fondest history buff.
Of these four sequences, only the last would result in a victory for B. Thus, the odds for A are 3 1, implying a distribution of 48 pistoles for A and 16 pistoles for B. Pascal thought Fermat's solution unwieldy, and he proposed to solve the problem not in terms of chances but in terms of the quantity now called "expectation".
The film refuses to lay out Lumumba's life in traditional, corny terms by presenting a lengthy and unwieldy history lesson and then groveling for audience sympathy.
