Sentence examples for challenges in obtaining from inspiring English sources
Moreover, such diversity presents challenges in obtaining a perspective on the field and establishing directions for future research.
n-Heptane was selected due to the challenges in obtaining a catalyst which avoids excessive cracking [51].
To review the progress and challenges in obtaining accurate corneal power measurements for intraocular lens (IOL) calculations.
Dynamic construction site layout planning is a complex optimization problem that is characterized by nonlinear objectives and constraints, which impose great challenges in obtaining global and feasible solutions.
The challenges in obtaining a reliable estimation arise in the complexity associated with the thermodynamics of the internal air compression and expansion processes and the coupled heat transfer with surroundings.
Starting from fundamental multijunction concepts, the paper describes the desired characteristics of semiconductor materials for multijunction cells; the corresponding challenges in obtaining these characteristics in actual materials; and materials and device architectures to overcome these challenges.
There is a standing challenge in obtaining long localized records of rainfall data in many large river basins of the developing world.
Despite the challenge in obtaining virtual coordinates purely based on radio connectivity information [4, 5], attempts have been made in developing a practical solution to achieve localization.
The major challenge in obtaining improved strains by random mutagenesis is the development of efficient screening methods in order to identify, among all the mutants, those presenting an effective increase in the bioconversion of interest.
Competition plays a central role in pushing science forward, from the winner-takes-all race for the priority of discovery, to the awarding of research funds, and the challenge in obtaining a tenure-track faculty position [1] [3].
The range of PhAC loadings in the influent to WWTPs can vary several orders of magnitude from one day or week to the next, representing a challenge in obtaining data for steady-state modelling purposes.
