Support for the adventurous research, which has led to many of the advances we've made over the last ten to 15 years, has become relatively difficult to obtain".
The good thing about it was that it made communication in the workplace less of a problem; the disadvantage was that it became relatively difficult to learn Japanese in the company, as the number of incoming foreign researchers kept increasing and the society of English speakers grew larger.
In general, the rapid estimation of tsunami size using seismic observations alone becomes relatively difficult for greater earthquakes (M w > 8.0).
"It's relatively difficult to get there.
"It's still relatively difficult to get in rural areas".
However, in East Asia, including Japan, BHD was relatively difficult to recognize until 2002, when FCLN gene detection became possible because less patients with BHD have skin-related symptoms.
Such contextual knowledge is tacit, embedded in skills, know-how, and awareness of the local environment, and is relatively difficult to transfer (Kogut & Zander, 1993; Teece, 1977), which may become one of the firm's competitive advantages.
"It's become shorthand for local control, which obscures the fact that home rule as a legal concept is something that is relatively difficult to exercise".
Second, his poetry is relatively difficult to find.
Even then, it is relatively difficult to pick up.
