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Invented over 100 years ago, the prototype blankets were bulky and dangerous.

So far, efforts to pull information from the brain generally require bulky equipment, she notes.

Today, efforts to extract information from the brain generally require bulky equipment, intense computing power and, most importantly, a willing participant, Rommelfanger says.

With innovative lightweight wiring, added warmth doesn’t have to be heavy or bulky.

These two forms of welding require gloves that are thick enough to withstand the extreme temperatures, and can be bulkier since precision and dexterity isn’t as important.

As was the case with the Xerox 914, the first machines Hull built to “print” plastic objects were bulky, huge, and expensive.

West sent his bulky bodyguard Pascal Duvier into the crowd to confirm that the seated fan was, in fact, in a wheelchair.

I parked the stroller at the base of the metal slide and wrestled Julia in her bulky snowsuit out of the belted contraption.

Autographer is Narrative for video but made by Brits, bulky, and expensive.

No bulky helmet to lug around or uncomfortable shell to ruin your hairstyle.

Lawrence mingled with the crowd, and as he read he felt a bulky envelope thrust in his hand and caught a glimpse of a dusky arm.

And as she said it his eye caught sight of a bulky envelope lying in the sand beside her chair.

He reached over, with astonishing suddenness in one so bulky, and twirled the secretary about with his ham of a hand.

At a late hour a small boy named Newcamp delivered a bulky package to Scattergood, and vanished into the darkness.

From his hiding place Harkness saw the bulky figure of Schwartzmann, who made as if to follow where the other man had gone.