Sentence examples for becomes in a difficult from inspiring English sources

Detection of faults in gears under variable rotational speed by vibration analysis becomes in a difficult task because events characterizing faults are not periodic.

Among other things, he had become interested in a difficult and, at that time, unexplained phenomenon: how does muscle contract?

The committee also called for the council to work with South Wales Police to ensure that immediate support is provided for the capital's 45 CPEOs who become involved in a difficult situation with a member of the public.

"They've started to create the same feeling that we had at Liverpool in 2011, in that it becomes a difficult place to play.

The diversity, intricacy and patchy distribution of anti-pathogen resistance mechanisms imply a highly complex evolutionary history so that unraveling the causes for the presence or absence of particular defense systems in individual taxa becomes a difficult task.

He certainly became in the difficult field of ascetic and mystical theology one of the surest of Catholic guides.

Because the performance (e.g., speed, memory utilization, etc). of each scheme differs, it becomes a difficult choice in selecting the most suitable approach for an application and what parameters (e.g., block size, etc).

The extraction of retinal image network of blood vessels becomes a difficult problem in the retinal image processing and analysis [ 4– 6] for the following reasons: (1) the retinal blood vessel is full of small blood vessels; (2) the network of blood vessels is complex; and (3) the illumination is uneven when acquiring images leading to the fact that the retinal image contrast is low.

We clambered into Mr. Mitchell's pickup truck and drove to his last grove to understand why growing mangoes has become such a difficult proposition in the place that gave the industry its birth.

Mr. Bhusri rose fast at PeopleSoft, but he became caught up in a difficult effort to move PeopleSoft products online.

Thereafter, Commander Bucher recalled in an interview in 1977, "it became a difficult thing for the Navy to know exactly what to do with me".