Sentence examples for a general obstacle from inspiring English sources
From comparison with exact results for a sphere and geometrical acoustics for a general obstacle, the formula appears to be effective in the middle range of frequencies, although it is easy to apply and its structure is simple.
For a general obstacle that means considering resonances as ( |lambda | rightarrow + infty ) and ( |{mathrm{Im}},lambda | ll | lambda |).
In short, the article argues that hormesis does not pose a general obstacle to emissions trading or emissions taxes, but that in those cases where hormesis does pose such a problem, a shift toward risk trading or risk taxes would be the superior route.
The reason for the semiquantitative and the discussion-based approach is the lack of relevant information, and especially in-depth and quantitative information, due to lack of structured processes and documentation already in the decision and follow-up processes, which has also been found as a general obstacle in the Swedish risk management (Andersson-Sköld et al. 2013).
A study by Goeree et al. [ 33] confirms that this is a general obstacle when transferring data among regions.
As a more general obstacle problem, we consider the elastic-plastic torsion problem in [22].
Nonetheless, it worth mentioning at this point that procrastination is a serious and general obstacle faced by students regardless of their performance level, especially among undergraduates (Artino & Stephens, 2009).
Results of its ability to inhibit Stat3 phosphorylation or nuclear translocation within cells have not been reported reflecting, perhaps, the general obstacle of cell permeability posed by the peptidomimetic class of drugs.
The kinetic trends in three high voltage electrolytes were compared for the potassium (de intercalation reaction, and the general obstacles to developing a high-voltage potassium-ion battery were identified.
The paper details the challenges that had (and have) to be overcome, taking into account general obstacles which could be encountered by any large research body implementing a CRIS, some challenges specific to the German university landscape and lastly those unique to FAU.
The designed approach works not only for simple obstacles represented by one-dimensional medial axis transforms but also for more general obstacles described by two-dimensional medial surface transforms.
