Sentence examples similar to a difficulty that surfaces from inspiring English sources

This is a difficulty that goes well beyond libraries.

A difficulty that arises in the context of infinite d-periodic rough-surface scattering relates to the effective numerical evaluation of the corresponding "quasi-periodic Green function" Gqp.

The Energy Department is entirely complicit in the difficulties that have surfaced at Los Alamos over the last several years.

The economic bubble burst, however, in 1989, and Price documents difficulties that have surfaced since that time.

This may stem from a difficulty in identifying the surface boundaries where relative disparity is available.

Many of the difficulties the charity has encountered this year mirror problems that surfaced in past catastrophes, records and interviews show.

The challenges that surfaced include a lack of trust over issues such as intellectual property, uncertainty about the potential benefits of working together, and the difficulty on both sides of finding the time for initial exploratory conversations.

Kael looked below the surface of a movie without ever giving up on that surface.

That surface, like all surfaces, has an energy.

This problem resulted from equipment difficulties that included an unusually hard plastic backing underlying the punch card, the accumulation of dislodged chads on this surface, and punch card perforation and misalignment problems.

Problems represent difficulties that require no operative intervention to resolve, while obstacles represent difficulties that require an operative intervention.