Sentence examples for Handle more difficult from inspiring English sources

In this mini-contest, you will apply the search algorithms and problems implemented in Project 1 to handle more difficult scenarios that include controlling multiple pacman agents and planning under time constraints.

The company claims that using these chatbots, customers can reduce call volume to help desks and customer service by 15-20 percent, using the standard argument that it should free humans to handle more difficult inquiries.

Therefore, you are more well equipped to handle more difficult projects.

Because grid computing systems (described below) can easily handle embarrassingly parallel problems, modern clusters are typically designed to handle more difficult problems -- problems that require nodes to share intermediate results with each other more often.

By stretching and strengthening the back early in the workout, your back will be better prepared to handle more difficult exercises that require increased back flexibility.

Unfortunately, anticoagulants can make epidural catheter handling more difficult.

In addition to solo flying, further flights are made with an instructor until the student is capable of taking a glider cross-country and of handling more difficult weather.

It also makes tissue acquisition and handling more difficult in the clinic.

When algae apply stress reactions for handling more difficult environmental conditions, algal species use very different methods for managing the change in the environment.

He added: "We are at the limit of human performance and we need the technology to take us forward". Controllers will be able to "handle more complexity and difficult situations – and more planes".

Since fine wood (twigs and small branches) decomposes quickly, is more difficult to handle (more costly to clean up the leaves, etc)., and may occupy more burial space, only coarse wood will be considered as suitable for burial.