Using a Samsung Gear VR, this would be more cumbersome.
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With tighter immigration policies, legal channels for migrants become more cumbersome.
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For American expats, tax season is even more cumbersome than the homegrown variety.
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"The more cumbersome, the more complicated it gets, the more frustrating to customers."
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"You could design a more cumbersome, complex process for buyouts," Mr. Moore said.
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But at least my kids don't play jai alai, or anything else more cumbersome.
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Little things are also more cumbersome than they should be, like starting a new search.
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It is an island to boot, making aid delivery all the more cumbersome and expensive.
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He said he would apply for a visa instead, a more cumbersome and expensive process.
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Either option is an added expense and quite a bit more cumbersome than what LG provides.
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Experts say that booking that way is more cumbersome, but in many cases can be cheaper.
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Replacing an entire smart home is a more cumbersome task than buying a new phone or computer.
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Samsung confirmed the larger model is already more popular, but I found it more cumbersome to use.
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That's an "area that is a little bit more cumbersome here," Brostrøm said, comparing it to Europe.
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The second method doesn't require any additional installations, but finding compatible Game Pass games is more cumbersome.
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That's a bit more cumbersome, but at least it puts the settings in closer reach than before.
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One reason governments are more cumbersome is that they actually have to balance tons of competing interests.
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It's like the bus or subway, but more personalized (home pickups!), more cumbersome (make reservations days in advance
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Because of its decentralised nature, a blockchain will always be slower and more cumbersome than a standard database.
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Of course, those costs would inevitably trickle down to the consumer, making internet access more cumbersome and expensive.
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The suits make the journey more cumbersome, but they are the only things standing between safety and exposure.
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You know, just like the plain old dumb devices these more expensive and more cumbersome smart devices replaced.
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It doesn't feel much more cumbersome than a really big smartphone, and yet it's still very easy to use.
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While banks have always offered the ability to do instant transfers, the process to date has been more cumbersome.
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There's no question that the banks have had to function within a more cumbersome regulatory harness under Dodd-Frank.
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"Restricting information workflow this way adds friction to the deliberative process, making it more cumbersome and less responsive," he added.
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But if someone finds a meteorite on public land in the United States, the laws are a bit more cumbersome.
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Yet, let's be clear: The Trump team deserves criticism, too, having made the recruitment process even more cumbersome and prolonged.
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Ordering online is supposed to be convenient, but each team thought it was the more cumbersome part of the process.
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Apple Pay competitors are currently forced to use more cumbersome methods like QR codes to offer payment functionality on iOS.
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For grieving parents trying to scrub the site of their childrens' deaths, the process seems to be much more cumbersome.
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Decades ago, it was more cumbersome to alert the authorities to improper behavior in the desolate nooks of New York.
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But the lack of a mouse and a true multitasking environment makes all of this much more cumbersome on an iPad.
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Meanwhile, typing became more cumbersome on mobile, as did copy and pasting links without multiple browser tabs on screen at once.
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Videos will be more cumbersome to find, share and embed, and will no longer appear in YouTube and Facebook's discovery engines.
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"Typically strategic investors don't like to deal with multiple shareholders because it just becomes more cumbersome," a senior lawyer told Reuters.
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And eliminating the print-at-home option makes it more cumbersome for StubHub and others to disseminate tickets to their customers.
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" He told analysts after Liberty's fourth quarter results, however, that Formula One's governing structure was "a bit more cumbersome than expected.
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It feels a little more cumbersome and I don't like the feeling of squeezing the Elite 85h any closer to my head.
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The government argues that France needs to cut red tape and some of the more cumbersome regulations that deter employers from hiring.
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Callsign said its technology adds a level of security on top of passwords, without making the authentication process more cumbersome for users.
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Obtaining the medicines from manufacturers can be more cumbersome than going through the Food and Drug Administration's existing program, the report found.
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Without cooperation between the countries to move goods seamlessly across the border, shipping and assembly lines would become slower and more cumbersome.
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Photos were more cumbersome, requiring you to shoot on a digital camera and upload them to your computer before sharing them to Facebook.
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The problem is that actually using the interface is much more cumbersome than it should be, particularly when navigated with a traditional remote.
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That's functional, but obviously more cumbersome than just grabbing your phone (that's probably nearby anyway) to perform a search or load a webpage.
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Such cameras were invented in the early 20th century, when more cumbersome versions were used mostly for large groups of people and landscapes.
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The change has accelerated since new European Union rules in 220 made it more cumbersome to carry out trades over-the-counter, they said.
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The change has accelerated since new European Union rules in 2018 made it more cumbersome to carry out trades over-the-counter, they said.
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That being said, video previews are only live on the Netflix TV experience – not on smartphones or tablets where it could be more cumbersome.
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Analog, although more cumbersome and costly than its digital equivalents, provides a richness of experience that is unparalleled with anything delivered through a screen.
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Most would argue that using a touchscreen for those tasks is more cumbersome and difficult than the tried and true buttons and dials of yore.
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But some patients questioned whether it would further limit the options for some people or make it more cumbersome to get the medications they needed.
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Criminals and rogue states could still use bitcoin in many ways, but it would be much more cumbersome to use than physical or online cash.
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The tool requirement was supposed to make changing magazines slower and more cumbersome, decreasing the rifle's appeal as a weapon of choice in mass shootings.
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The process of securing a sign for posterity — or until the next renaming — is far more cumbersome than obtaining a temporary one through mayoral edict.
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Those efforts largely have been aimed at the southern border, but crossing between the United States and Canada has also become more cumbersome, they said.
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For the mid-sized small-businesses with storefronts and full-time employees, though, regulation is often more cumbersome than it is for small, nimble start-ups.
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Since Safe Harbour was struck down, thousands of companies were forced to switch to more cumbersome mechanisms for legally transferring Europeans' data to the United States.
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It sounds great, better than any Bluetooth speaker I've tried in recent memory and on par with some equitably priced and far more cumbersome stereo systems.
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The confirmation process has grown more cumbersome in the last 30 years and it now takes, on average, seven months to confirm a first-time nominee.
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While the Arwing is somewhat tolerable in the way it handles, it felt to me like the vehicles became increasingly more cumbersome as the game progressed.
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In the months that followed the EU ruling companies have had to rely on other more cumbersome mechanisms for legally transferring data to the United States.
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The savvy (and very cost-effective) way to shop for home goods that are more expensive in your local store and more cumbersome to bring home.
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This is so unlikely as to be almost not worth discussing, but it is nonetheless true that the more people involved, the more cumbersome the procedure.
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As a result, it's a little more cumbersome to use than the others on this list when you want to just jot down a simple idea.
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By comparison, that made Snapchat's Stories list that shows professionally made Discover channels at the top above people you follow seem less about friends and more cumbersome.
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Developers today may already be using multiple voices in their skills, but the process of doing so is more cumbersome and rigid, as with mp3 file uploads.
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Riley said those arguments have some merit for unverified personal importation, but noted that contracting with wholesalers, while more cumbersome than direct personal importation, is much safer.
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But that's more cumbersome than the vote-by-mail norm that has worked in states such as Colorado, Oregon and Washington, which now conduct elections entirely remotely.
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For now we have to work with the APK, which is more cumbersome to understand how the app works and how it uses and moves user data.
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This renders it the whole feature meaningless, since you're exchanging one supposed form of security for another (and making logging into your computer more cumbersome in the process).
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In short, the S53 5G performed as expected, which doesn't sound like much, but compared to Motorola's more cumbersome multi-gadget solution, the S10 5G was refreshingly simple.
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The PRA said on Wednesday that applying for permission to use VA was more cumbersome than necessary, but cautioned it was not a tool for cutting capital requirements.
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The Pixel Buds are way more cumbersome, with a cord that connects the two buds and a clunky case that can be hard to close when they're inside.
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According to him, the French state should act as a startup, a platform that makes it easier to become an entrepreneur, not more cumbersome than it should be.
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If it becomes more cumbersome to gather this kind of data, no competitor might ever amass an index of psychographic profiles and social graphs able to rival Facebook's.
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But the competing platform was riddled with issues from the start, and its reliance on QR codes made it more cumbersome than Apple's "tap-to-pay" NFC technology.
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Quickly rebaptized as a "war crinoline," it was pushed aggressively as allowing greater ease of movement even though it actually was heavier and more cumbersome than earlier styles.
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Nigeria's P2P digital payments traffic compared to Kenya, however, has been slower to scale–largely due to entrenched consumer preferences for cash and a more cumbersome fintech regulatory environment.
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For example, there's probably nothing more cumbersome than how we measure time: How quickly can you compute 17 percent of a week, calibrated in hours (or minutes, or seconds)?
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The design made the experience more cumbersome and confusing, when what people really wanted was an alternative browser with built-in ad-blocking along with privacy and security protections.
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Diplomats told Reuters on Thursday that the EU had asked Brazil to voluntarily suspend all shipments of meat to its member countries to avoid a more cumbersome formal ban.
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There's the "roach motel" or "walled-garden" technique, in which sites offer fast-and-easy sign-up processes but make it much more cumbersome for consumers to close accounts.
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Still, the S-Pod could replace more cumbersome golf carts, or non-motorized wheelchairs, for people with limited mobility who need to navigate airports or other high-traffic areas.
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And while these new designs bring the benefit of a larger screen without making the phone bigger and more cumbersome to hold, they've also created a dilemma for smartphone makers.
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Call of Duty 249.99: Modern Warfare — $9.99 See Details Few things in life are more cumbersome than having to reset your passwords because you forgot them for the nth time.
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Apple has done this for the iPad Air and iPad Pro in recent years, enabling the company to expand the screen sizes of these tablets without making them more cumbersome.
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The border surrounding the Series 5's screen is slightly slimmer, making it possible for Apple to extend the size of the screen without making the watch feel more cumbersome.
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And as plenty of tech pundits have been more than happy to point out, an adapter is a heck of a lot more cumbersome than half of an SD card.
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The system costs $999, which is more than twice the price of a Rift S or Quest, and it requires a more cumbersome setup than nearly any other consumer headset.
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"The conditions to fulfill the obligation by storing gas abroad in practice make such storage less attractive and more cumbersome than storing in Poland," the European Commission said in a statement.
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But a new one, 5 Calls, has just launched its simple online tool that makes the more cumbersome process of getting in touch with your representatives a lot easier than before.
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This procedure might be somewhat more cumbersome and expensive than the current "taint team" approach, but it would provide much better safeguards to the fundamental rights that we as Americans possess.
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"We have one of the more cumbersome—or, you could say, diligent—regulatory systems for testing," says Bruce Carlson, publisher of Kalorama Information, a market research firm that covers medical diagnostics.
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The acquisition of Peloton would provide the world's most valuable firm with an additional, if more cumbersome, wearable that has greater margins than the most profitable product in history, the iPhone.
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Under these laws, nefarious actors have been relegated to using cash — which is significantly more cumbersome to transfer — or they risk leaving financial paper trails that can be presented to courtroom juries.
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Puerto Rico is an island, which means the tons of much-needed supplies — trucks, poles, cables, tools, spare parts, helicopters — must be shipped into Caribbean ports, making the process infinitely more cumbersome.
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These days, it's a louder and more cumbersome intruder: open-air tour vans, pushing through on roads that can barely fit one car, some with loudspeakers blaring dubious claims by the driver.
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According to the researchers, the device produces photons with at least 65 percent efficiency over a wide range of frequencies, which they cite as comparable to other more cumbersome methods of producing photons.
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Essentially, there are two ways to deal with the nitrogen oxides generated by diesel cars: one is cheap and cheerful, but less effective; the other is much better, but more cumbersome and pricey.
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For instance, if the NASA process for managing spaceflight waivers had been far more cumbersome, it is unclear that the Space Shuttle would have flown more than a few times, if at all.
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Since the ECJ ruling, companies have had to rely on model contracts and other, more cumbersome, measures to transfer Europeans' data to the United States in compliance with strict EU data privacy rules.
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Proponents of the Budget Committee's authority say this imposes additional fiscal safeguards on Congress, while critics say it has done little to curtail the rising deficit and often makes passing bills more cumbersome.
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While it made sense for each property to have its own space on linear TV, it's more cumbersome to have multiple apps installed on our devices for access to content from a single provider.
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Ford has created a "third-age suit" for car designers to wear to help them understand the needs of older people: the suit thickens the waist, stiffens the joints and makes movement more cumbersome.
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The ban on print-at-home tickets made it more cumbersome to buy tickets through StubHub and forced some fans who had trouble with mobile ticketing to wait in lines to resolve their problems.
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Cutting out Canada, which is a major supplier of aluminum, steel, automobile components and other goods, could upend the automobile industry's calculus, making the administration's proposed rules far more cumbersome than they are already.
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With its limited motion-tracking capabilities, it lets people use their hands to point at on-screen options, instead of the more cumbersome process of tapping a button on their temple while moving their head.
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This also makes it attractive to recent migrants or other customers that don't have a full financial history and therefore may find it more cumbersome to apply for an account with a high street bank.
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"Experience shows that the use of short, distinctive given names in written as well as spoken communications is quicker and less subject to error than the older more cumbersome latitude-longitude identification methods," WMO's FAQ says.
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Figure said home equity loans typically carry lower interest rates and monthly payments than do personal loans, but because the home equity process is traditionally more cumbersome, people tend to opt for the more expensive option.
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In order to reach the significantly higher orbit, the first stage on May 230th will be required to accelerate faster than the first stage on April 29th, which may make a soft landing attempt more cumbersome.
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This has been a sore subject with a core group of Spotify's customers — particularly those who want to enjoy music on their Apple Watch while exercising, for example, when carrying around an iPhone is more cumbersome.
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Firms outside the United States are trying to capitalize on the Trump administration's changes to the H-1B visa program, which has become a much slower and more cumbersome route to obtaining a U.S. work permit.
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It's unclear what the ultimate goal of the electronics ban is, as it seems designed only to put pressure on travelers and airlines from the affected countries and make the process of flying more cumbersome and disruptive.
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In his hands-on time with the game, The Verge's Sam Byford found the Switch port to be a competent alternative to console and PC play, albeit with some noticeable graphical deficiencies and somewhat more cumbersome controls.
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Snap used to automatically play the next Story in your list after your last, but Snap moved to a more cumbersome Story playlist in late 2016 where you had to manually pick what you wanted to watch.
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As it gets closer to election time, state and local communities may be able to hire more IT officials or conduct post-election audits, but bigger projects like purchasing new equipment will become more and more cumbersome.
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But the IRC's Nazanin Ash and other refugee advocates say the Trump administration's policies have made the process even more cumbersome for those in the pipeline, and forced the lives of qualified families seeking refuge into limbo.
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But I wish the lamp was cheaper and that GE had neglected to include Alexa, as the voice controls make no sense and are more cumbersome to use than the company's C by GE companion iOS / Android app.
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Smart Reply has become one of the most useful features in Gmail, especially for those with a lot of inbound, or who answer a lot of their emails on the go where typing out responses is more cumbersome.
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Miriam Daniel, Amazon&aposs vice president of Echo and Alexa devices, says she anticipates that Alexa&aposs "Hunches" feature could evolve to handle more cumbersome tasks on the user&aposs behalf over the next four to five years.
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Even more cumbersome is the addition of yet another layer of deception for the character of Song Liling (Jin Ha, in the role that made BD Wong a star), the wily actor who bewitches the bureaucrat Rene Gallimard.
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But it proved even more cumbersome to fiddle with a tiny watch screen at a red light than taking my phone out for 15 seconds, so I almost never use it for that (or really anything else except notifications).
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Genius, whose CEO Tom Lehman writes that the stream comes by way of a tweaked version of its service called Fact Tracks, is also running a version of the experience via the desktop but it's a bit more cumbersome.
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Harvey "will increase the pressure on Washington to not shut down the government, but it also makes the September 30 package more cumbersome and complicated," Chris Krueger, policy analyst at financial firm Cowen & Co, said in a research note.
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So that while, yes, you can choose to use Google Calendar or Spotify in place of Apple's Calendar or Music apps, actually doing so is more cumbersome because iPhones and iPads will always push you to use Apple's apps first.
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It's just cloud-synced text documents, and it's so much simpler and more lightweight than something like Evernote (which daily grows larger and more cumbersome) that I use it for just about everything, from shopping lists to the Great American Novel.
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He said that customers had gravitated to Tekserve to buy Apple computers, have them serviced or have questions about them answered at a time when computers were more cumbersome to use and help was not simply a Google search away.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Volumes of electronic trading in fixed income have jumped since European Union rules introduced a year ago made it more cumbersome to execute over-the-counter (OTC) business, in a bid to make deals more transparent, a report said.
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But accessing a site like this is significantly more cumbersome than just visiting a site on the normal web, and it's unclear how many people who visited 8chan will invest the time in needing to find the tools to switch over.
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"Experience shows that the use of short, distinctive names in written as well as spoken communications is quicker and less subject to error than the older, more cumbersome latitude-longitude identification methods," the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration wrote on its website.
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Of course, it's always been possible to control the internet or kids' web use, but in the past this has involved more cumbersome and sometimes technical challenges, like the installation of third-party internet monitoring software, or even tweaks to the router's settings.
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The M.L.B. report also noted that virtually all of the position players were involved in sign-stealing and that many had migrated to different teams, making it even more cumbersome to issue suspensions that would hurt those teams and not the Astros.
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The design would allow flyers to place items under their cushion rather than under the seat in front of them, though it appears that the containers would also reduce legroom, while making it more cumbersome to retrieve items in the middle of a flight.
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While it is true that advances in the fields of genetics, robotics, immunology and cardiology have brought my patients more exciting life saving options than ever before, at the same time, government interventions have made the process of health-care delivery more cumbersome, bureaucratic and inefficient.
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It's definitely something that could further the use cases and value appeal of wearable tech as a category, especially among price sensitive customers who place a high value on aesthetics and don't want to have to wear a watch or other more cumbersome piece of tech.
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It is possible, he said, that Mr. Trump's approach to immigration will make it more difficult for highly skilled foreigners to receive visas for work at American tech companies, or that his trade policies will make the logistics of global tech manufacturing more cumbersome and expensive.
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Navigating menus screens on the Fusion is a bit more cumbersome without the touch display; using the mode and shutter buttons to jump through menus is no deal-breaker, but things have gotten so slick on the HERO6 that it just feels weird to step back in time.
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You could use cold storage for small purchases and daily use, but it's more cumbersome than using a hot wallet and exposes it to the open internet more often than is necessary—better to treat it as a mini Fort Knox for your virtual wealth that is rarely touched.
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They did so last week when they announced they would no longer accept print-at-home tickets, instituting mobile ticketing along with standard hard-copy tickets — moves that could make it more cumbersome for buyers and sellers on the resale market who do not go through the Yankees' ticket exchange.
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Mault said that "GDPR is going in a direction that can very inevitably make it harder, more cumbersome, more expensive to share critical health information when it might really matter" but also said that users should have a clear view into how their medical data is being used and shared.
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Even though Daydream feels even more cumbersome — you have to start the Daydream app on the ZenFone AR, slip on a $79 Daydream VR headset, and then connect the headset to a small handheld controller to get started — I enjoyed using Daydream more than I did the AR apps, which surprised me.
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"I like the mini food processor because it's easier to use than the larger, more cumbersome food processors," says dietitian and gluten-free blogger Kitty Brohier, RD. "It's perfect for those little jobs I'd rather not do by hand like mincing bunches of herbs and making homemade protein/energy bars," she adds.
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She doesn't get her own flashback, but two others do: Daddy (Vicci Martinez), whose screentime is spent trying to court Daya (Dascha Polanco) between drug running and battling gender bigotry; and Badison (Amanda Fuller), who grows more cumbersome with every episode and feels like a haphazard attempt to recreate Season 1 Pennsatucky (Taryn Manning).
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The attorney general is expected to focus in part on negotiations between the U.S. and U.K. governments for an agreement that would allow British authorities to directly subpoena U.S. tech companies for wiretaps and other information on British suspects in national security investigations, instead of relying on a more cumbersome mutual legal assistance treaty.
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Maybe 3rd- and 4th-generation headsets can address this with more dense pixellation and higher refresh rates to defeat the motion-ghosting, but that will require an even more intense data delivery, only worsening the problem of ... Could there anything more cumbersome when fumbling blindly around in a room than a cable attached to your HEAD?
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This is only slightly more cumbersome, since you have to pay via cash or card before leaving, but Panasonic's system has the benefit of being retailer agnostic, so that you won't need Amazon credentials as is the case with Amazon Go. The Panasonic system uses tags applied to the goods you pick up to tally the cost as you shop, and then automatically bags your selections via a trap-door in the counter that accepts your basket when you're ready to go.
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