Transcranial magnetic stimulation was developed more than 50 years ago but traditionally needed to be delivered in hospital owing to bulky equipment.

Although similar systems already exist, they involve bulky equipment that needs to be installed or carried around.

The researchers asked 15 healthy volunteers to wear the shirt and then the bulky equipment while sitting, standing, climbing stairs and vacuuming.

The inquest heard there had been at least two previous incidents involving staff carrying bulky equipment in the lift, which was more than 40 years old.

Initially, professional studio photographers might bring a lot of bulky equipment, thus limiting their ability to record the entire event.

He never attained fame, mainly because he ran away from it with all the energy that his bulky frame could muster.

As his bulky frame descended towards the hat, the unfortunate staff might have been forgiven for harbouring mild anxiety as to how the test might turn out.

Yaks are heavily built animals with a bulky frame, sturdy legs, and rounded cloven hooves.

Councils have also raised an extra £37.6 million by charging households to collect bulky items and garden waste.

Skis and snowboards will still be carried free of charge, as will other similarly bulky items, such as golf clubs, mountain bikes and diving equipment.

It will even lower the rear air suspension at the press of a button to make it easier to load bulky items.

Local authorities are being reminded that they are not allowed to charge for picking up ordinary rubbish - only garden waste or bulky items.

Many compact, heavy items, such as books and magazines, will be cheaper to post, whereas light, bulky items, such as poster tubes, will cost more.

Charges of 20 have been introduced for the collection of bulky waste.

Residents are also charged for collection and disposal of bulky waste - 30 for a single item and 6 per subsequent item.

Bulky waste charges and tip closures or reduced hours were mentioned by 53 per cent as the cause of the problem.

She added that councils should consider whether the income they generated from charging for bulky waste was cancelled out by the extra costs in cleaning up after fly-tippers.

Grapple trucks, also known as knuckleboom loaders, are often used to collect bulky waste.