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As the stellar core continues to shrink and the central temperature and density are forced even higher, a fundamental difficulty is soon reached.

A fundamental difficulty is selection or estimation of an appropriate threshold or interval of thresholds, of particular concern since inferences for return values vary with threshold choice.

These transformations have the form of recursive relationships and the fundamental difficulty is that the recursion has an infinite number of iterations.

The more fundamental difficulty is that in all likelihood the royal commission would have to hear from witnesses who had been sent to the Don Dale detention centre by chief justice, Brian Martin.

The Confederation of British Industry, a lobby group, says that passing severe carbon laws without persuading America and continental Europe to follow suit would undermine companies' ability to compete.The most fundamental difficulty is science.

One may doubt that this new theory really avoids reliance on counterfactuals, but an even more fundamental difficulty is that it still does not adequately deal with the problem of causal or explanatory relevance described above.

One of the fundamental difficulties is that operational forecasts require high expected earthquake rates to make substantial decisions (e.g., evacuation or other emergency actions), but the probabilities derived from statistical seismicity models are still quite small (Jordan and Jones 2010).

The notion being developed at that time was that a fundamental difficulty might be that speech needs to be represented as a succession of units, and that acquiring such 'phonological awareness' might be the major difficulty that some children encounter.

The fundamental difficulty, however, is that the known peripheral chemoreceptors are located only on the systemic arterial side.

They actually like to work, and they actually know the necessary maths, like calculus, already".But there are big problems elsewhere, mostly reflecting a fundamental difficulty: it is easier for universities to sell their courses than to deliver what the customers want.

However, we realise that a fundamental difficulty here is in designating such an age.