Sentence examples for Design hurdles from inspiring English sources

He is confident that the design hurdles in his bionic model can be surmounted - not least that a whole additional unit is needed to charge the liquid.

Today, over 40 enterprises have products that have passed IFC Lighting Africa quality standards -- an indicator that initial basic design hurdles have been widely overcome.

In this design no hurdles have been encountered and this waste technology looks in economic prospective very promising.

An overview of recent research investigations, state-of-the-art microbial inactivation strategies, advances in process and equipment design, and hurdle approaches for processing of fresh fruit and juice products using high hydrostatic pressure (HHP), pulsed electric fields (PEF), ultraviolet (UV) light, and UV-assisted TiO2 photocatalysis (TUV) nonthermal technologies is provided.

"The system is designed with hurdles for people to give up," she says.

Similarly, an appropriately hedged right to secede is not incompatible with the principles of constitutionalism: Well-designed procedural hurdles (super-majorities, waiting periods, etc).

Mr. Spiotto is turning heads among pension experts with a novel idea designed to hurdle legal barriers that have made pension inaction a way of life nationwide.

We also suggest design strategies and hurdles that still need to be overcome to fully exploit their therapeutic potential.

This article presents an overview of reconfigurable computing in embedded systems, in terms of benefits it can provide, how it has already been used, design issues, and hurdles that have slowed its adoption.

The design considers specific hurdles survivors face that would likely hinder attendance adherence.

A major improvement in hurdle design was the invention in 1935 of the L-shaped hurdle, replacing the heavier, inverted-T design.