Sentence examples for The handicaps of from inspiring English sources

The handicaps of both solutions are: i) they are limited to MS continuous signals, ii) the signals must be defined on finite intervals, iii) the model for the observation process involves additive noise (white noise in the case of [27] and [28]), and iv) they are only devoted to solving a smoothing problem.

With the handicaps of old age & failing health, & criticism from others, she managed to bring the boys up successfully.

But the handicaps of Arab civil society also have historical causes that transcend the policies of modern rulers.

I was playing ball myself all this time — or trying to, despite the handicaps of living in the city and of my modestly muscled physique.

The commission's report quotes the historian Roberta Wohlstetter, whose 1962 study on Pearl Harbor remains highly regarded, on the handicaps of hindsight.

In hindsight, much of the Team B report was worst-case hyperbole; it credited the Soviet Union with developing superweapons it never had and ignored the handicaps of a failing Soviet economy.

Such is the handicap of even inventive vérité.

Still, the handicapping of the Senate race becomes much simpler, officials in both parties agreed.

City has the luxury of choice, but the handicap of making the wrong selections.

This helped offset the handicap of being one of the league's worst rebounding teams.

Britain shares with the U.S. the handicap of a past history of negative interference in Iran.