Sentence examples for Theoretical hurdles from inspiring English sources

Extension of the method to three-dimensional frames with non-uniform members poses no major theoretical hurdles.

Indeed, as stated in Section 2, some theoretical hurdles exist.

Despite this, relatively few studies have explored the developmental evolution of parasitism, mainly because there are practical and theoretical hurdles to such studies.

The resulting multiscale MPC (MS-MPC) allows variable prediction and control horizons, which are adjusted in real-time in conjuction with the actual external disturbances that affect process behavior and the characteristics of model uncertainty generated in the course of feedback control, and can overcome the theoretical and practical hurdles of fixed-horizon classical MPC.

It is worth noting that when applying SKQ to data of a large, as opposed to a small, number of sources, there is hardly any additional theoretical or implementation hurdles.

But Dr. Alcubierre's paper was purely theoretical, and suggested insurmountable hurdles.

That said, there are hurdles to this theoretical new normal.

There are some considerable hurdles going forward, both theoretical and in effect.

Although algae have great theoretical potential as a fuel source, substantial technical hurdles currently prevent their cost-effective exploitation.

The use of MSC-derived EV has potential advantages over the use of the cells, including the theoretical absence of risk of malignant transformation and less regulatory hurdles for clinical application, since it is a cell-free therapeutic product [ 34].

Having proven the theoretical feasibility of this concept, the partners must now overcome the technical hurdles, which include developing pumps to compress air to 70 times atmospheric pressure, and ceramic materials to store heat at up to 600°C.