Sentence examples for which are cumbersome from inspiring English sources

Unlike most scissor-type doors, which are cumbersome to operate or block your entry and exit, these "dihedral synchro-helix" doors are a feat of elegant engineering.

This has naturally led to questions about the value of ecumenical councils, which are cumbersome and expensive compared with an omnicompetent office such as the papacy.

So far, only about 700,000 of the most avid television mavens have bought TiVo devices, which are cumbersome to install and cost $200 to $400 in addition to a monthly fee.

In addition, EE-IO may produce large datasets which are cumbersome to operate.

That's not true of major vehicle redesigns, which are cumbersome and expensive and take three or four years to implement.

Traditional PCR methods are based on agarose gel electrophoresis, which are cumbersome to operate (Wong et al. 2017).

It was often better than making international phone calls, which were cumbersome, crackly and costly.

He cannot slim down the board unless he goes to Congress and asks it to revise the Red Cross charter, which is cumbersome.

"Before you had to change your money into sucres, which was cumbersome and increased the risk that you might lose money" because the value of the sucre was slipping daily.

As a matter of policy, the armed forces were proceeding on the prudent assumption that every incoming round contained chemical agents until proved otherwise; consequently, we could expect to wear our chemsuits — which were cumbersome, clammy, and inordinately hot — most of the way to Baghdad.

The analytical solution requires the determination of roots of the characteristic equations, which is cumbersome for spherical particles.