Sentence examples for basic challenges and from inspiring English sources

The first, Worms, is the stripped-down original experience from 1995 with just a small selection of weapons and a few basic challenges and is easily skipped for the more expansive Armageddon, which adds a satisfying single-player mode (including puzzle elements), plus a wealth of weapons and customisation options.

In this paper, the basic challenges and opportunities associated with using forest vegetation growth and yield models and databases in large-scale, long-term forest landscape simulation projects are outlined.

Before we get to Mr. Baxter's solution, let's look at the basic challenge and how it might be solved with Wolfram Alpha, and then follow with Joe Fendel's Excel approach.

The article also seeks to investigate the mutual efforts of the teachers and students to deal with the basic challenges of teaching and learning languages.

Many chemical munitions experts have expressed concern about the basic challenges of identifying and destroying chemical munitions in a country at war.

The affective component of the self-concept is self-esteem, which has been described as ' the disposition to experience oneself as competent to cope with the basic challenges of life and as worthy of happiness.'[ 14].

Ground Up, a coffee & cocoa initiative of Lutheran World Relief, is helping coffee and cocoa farmers address the basic challenges they are facing and enabling them to move out of poverty.

In Chapter 2 we review parallel and distributed systems concepts that are important to understanding the basic challenges in the design and use of computer clouds.

But defense lawyers for that defendant, Salim Ahmed Hamdan, who was a driver for Osama bin Laden, have filed nearly 30 legal motions, raising questions that included procedural issues and basic challenges to the Guantánamo system itself.

"The basic challenges of titling 'War and Peace' are the ones the titlist faces with every opera," said the experienced practitioner Sonya Haddad, who is doing the job for the Met, working from existing translations in consultation with Zinaida Epstein, her adviser on Russian projects.

The entropic account faces some very severe and basic challenges.