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Stephen Baker explains that Google has approached the difficulty of machine translation not by coming up with a "Hansard algorithm" but by essentially entering all of Hansard into the program, creating such a huge corpus of French/English sentences that it can almost always find a near-match for any sentence you give it and tap-dance its way around the rest.

Another artist, Joseph Grigely, approaches the difficulties of verbal communication from a different angle: deaf since childhood, he does his talking through handwritten notes.

When the complexity of implementing PDA-based CDSS to providers approached the anticipated difficulty of implementing EHR-based CDSS, we decided to concentrate our efforts on a more comprehensive EHR in order to gain the added benefits over a simple electronic prescribing software.

Management experts have long recognized a problem with this approach: the difficulty of estimating how much value a person adds.

With the transition of design method from traditional frequency domain approaches to more refined direct time domain approaches, the difficulty of time integration of these systems occurs sometimes.

However, the approach is underutilised in the bioprocess industry due to challenges including lack of accessible tools to support a structured approach, the difficulty of realising computationally tractable (low parameter) yet realistic models, and the specialised skill sets required.

There are other difficulties associated with this approach: the difficulty of quantifying each of the factors, particularly the psychosocial and the global risk; the physician's loss of autonomy in whether or not to accept a patient on the waiting list for transplantation; loss of the human aspects of the physician-patient relationship and of the total picture of the patient.

"Most of the successful composers of the previous generation had complete conviction in 12-tone music, the one after mine had none, and our own was struggling to reconcile the intellectual strength of the approach with the difficulty of finding expressivity in it.

Tony Blair wants to double the number of addicts in treatment by 2008, bringing the total to 200,000, or nearly four in five problem users, and to boost government spending on treatment services from £438m to £573m.The publication this week of an "updated" drug strategy highlighted both the usefulness of a treatment-based approach and the difficulty of extending it effectively.

One of the limitations of the approach is the difficulty of accurately characterizing weak binding events.

One yet unsolved problem with this approach is the difficulty of imaging and segmenting the bones.