Sentence examples for but difficult to realize from inspiring English sources

The OTP encryption scheme has proved to be unbreakable in theory, but difficult to realize in practical applications.

Frequency response functions are popular but are difficult to realize autonomously for structures of higher order, especially when overlapping frequency content is present.

So when Americans say they don't trust "the media," it's difficult to gauge what they're talking about, but less difficult to realize it's a huge problem.

But, it is difficult to realize joint strength required at high speed operation because joint strength of mechanical press-joining method is low remarkably in comparison with welding.

The main component of magnetocaloric systems is the Active Magnetic Regenerator (AMR), but it is difficult to realize an optimum design for the AMR because of the poor mechanical properties of the MagnetoCaloric Materials (MCMs).

Phosphor-converted warm white light-emitting diodes (pc-wLEDs) have played a key role in our daily lighting life, but they are difficult to realize without adding red-emitting phosphors.

But it is not difficult to realize why: through eight games, their pitching staff has a 7.09 earned run average.

But in practice, it is difficult to realize a perfect regenerator.

But such integrable equations are difficult to realize in simulation tools.

The study, titled "Technical Potential for Local Distributed Photovoltaics in California," also laid out some technical hurdles that would make that entire 15 GW of capacity difficult to realize, but its message is clear: rooftop systems under 20 MW can provide a majority of local load and represent relatively low-hanging fruit.

JVM bytecode is rather simple, and a working but inefficient implementation is not difficult to realize.