For politicians, there is an incredibly difficult interface between faithfully representing the views of their electorate, while also shaping those views to fit their own opinions.
This study highlights the need to pay attention to the determinants of demand and supply of community interventions in health, to understand the opportunities and challenges of the difficult interface role played by APEs and to create communication among stakeholders in order to build a stronger, more effective and equitable community programme.
It helps to identify the problems people face in the site and reveals difficult interfaces and confusing language.
One spec gripe though has to be a difficult to use interface for the iPod plug-in.
Since such a coherency renders diffusion across the nucleus/matrix interface a difficult process, the growth of the massive phase occurs into the opposite grain through thermally activated short-range jumps of individual atoms across an incoherent αγ interface.
The methods compute accurate viscosity solutions to a wide variety of difficult moving interface problems involving merging, anisotropy, faceting, and curvature.
Three problems were found: some tooling data were already located in another database; one software application requiring tooling data already had its own internal database; and various computer hardware platforms were used in different departments, making a single interface difficult.
Not a week after we derided Brightcove for its difficult user interface in a story about newly emerged competitor Delve Networks, the Cambridge-based video hosting company is releasing a completely rebuilt version of its service into private beta.
Because it is often difficult to interface various CAD formats with such applications, there is a need to standardize input file formats, which then can be used by any module that has the appropriate interface.
However, these image sensors are difficult to interface with most commercial microcontrollers (MCUs) as these high-speed image sensors produce data at such a high rate that cannot be processed in real time.
