Sentence examples for basic difficulties from inspiring English sources

The main interest of this simulation lies in exhibiting some basic difficulties that prevent optimal multigrid efficiencies from being achieved.

Demons present the same basic difficulties, as do fairies, and ghosts defy pretty much every biological principle: among other problems, they have no substance, require no sustenance, and do not decay or die.

But Egypt extended its ban on rice trade for another year, so it is hard to see a clear pattern of improvement.This reflects one of the basic difficulties of getting coherent action in this area: countries' interests simply differ.

The chapter highlights the range of factors that affect tidal current behavior, the existence of unpredictability within a highly predictable system, and the basic difficulties of cost-effective anchorage and fixing.

Basic difficulties are involved in this approach due to conflicting requirements imposed on the bending field by equilibrium on one hand and by constitutive conditions on the other one.

Gordon Aitken of Credit Suisse First Boston said that while Royal and Sun was grappling with problems affecting the entire industry -- like rising asbestos liability, which he said had so far cost insurers $20 billion, with claims expected to total more than $60 billion -- it was also facing more basic difficulties.

PT's basic difficulty is that the party has always been weaker than its charismatic leader.

"We probably underestimated the basic difficulty of the institutional transformation of Russia," one senior official said.

The basic difficulty scholars face lies in determining the intervals used in each of the ragas.

The basic difficulty is representation and computation in the 6D space of light direction, view direction, and surface position.

But those meetings 15 years ago highlight a basic difficulty in predicting what kind of regulators they would be.