Sentence examples for category difficulty from inspiring English sources

Patio seems to have run into a category difficulty: when, for example, is a patio a terrace?

Category difficulty parameters were fixed to estimated standard normal-distribution quantiles and were similar for all items.

The Rater Team could not agree on the rating for this question, because they disagreed about its level of difficulty (category: Difficulty).

For example, excerpts in the category Difficulty 1) include the words difficult, challenging, easy, etc., and 2) are clearly focused on the idea of determining how challenging a question is for students.

Insomnia is divided into three categories: difficulty falling asleep (sleep onset disturbance), difficulty remaining asleep (sleep maintenance disturbance), and poor quality (nonrestorative) sleep (Walsh 2004).

These fell into three broad categories: difficulties faced by the suicidal person in effectively communicating distress, difficulties experienced by significant others in interpreting and heeding distress signals, and difficulties experienced by significant others in taking action.

Both mountains are rated first category in difficulty; only mountains rated beyond category are harder.

He rolled steadily toward that goal by finishing third in the 179.5-kilometer 179.5-kilometer of 20 stages over the three climbs rated beyond category in difficulty.

There will be three climbs Wednesday, all rated beyond category in difficulty, while the seven climbs he had just gone over were mostly third category, next to the easiest.

The stage started in Pau and passed over the Aubisque peak, rated beyond category in difficulty, before finishing at La Mongie, which is actually most of the way up another fierce climb, the Tourmalet.

Duets in jazz often don't have enough meat on the bone, and piano duets belong in a special category of difficulty: if too much is being attempted or if they are too vaguely defined, all that harmony can become shapeless clouds.