unwieldiness

Prizes were chosen for unwieldiness and included tinned fish, buckets and sombreros.

A second response to the objection of unwieldiness is to reiterate the local nature of these deliberative groups.

I recently chatted with Jos about the book (and about unwieldiness, and oranges, and transness, and hope).

Intermediate identical transformations are omitted because of its triviality and to avoid excessive unwieldiness in the material presentation.

(130) To overcome this factor, standing in the public interest should be broadly interpreted, while special interest tests could be used to narrow the number of parties participating in the court process to prevent too much unwieldiness. (131) The dynamic of inclusion (discussed in subpart a(iii)) could further this expansion for, as Mark Warren puts it:

But the unwieldiness is part and parcel of the movie's ragged appeal.

From room to room, circumstances, aesthetics, and characters change, giving the video a certain unwieldiness. Individually, however, these vignettes have moments of crackling energy and sensitive texture.

So, for fear of the overstaffing and unwieldiness, only three kinds of elastic boundary conditions are selected, and the relevant stiffness of the five types of boundary elastic restraint parameters is shown in Table 1.

For some participants, the bigness and unwieldiness of their "prammed"-bodies created a mother baby assemblage that was felt as cumbersome to the point of being ridiculous.