Sentence examples for challenges of describing from inspiring English sources
This paper addresses the main challenges of describing the multistable behaviour of thin composite shells, such as bifurcation points and snap-through loads, through the development of an accurate and computationally efficient energy-based method.
He is too consumed with the challenge of describing a sunset.
Each of these films faces the challenge of describing a diverse social movement that's still coalescing.
Social workers themselves and their employers have taken up the challenge of describing to the public what they do and how it is important but also often contentious and complex.
Speaking on Wednesday afternoon at the New York public library's Books at Noon program, Finnegan discussed the challenge of memoir, the technical challenge of describing waves, and Barbarian Days as an attempt to make meaning out of a hobby he has long been reluctant to divulge.
What's remarkable about recent times is how the two have come to seem the same, though it seems doubtful whether novelists will meet the challenge of describing what Stephen Green calls "a massive breakdown of trust: trust in the financial system, trust in bankers, trust in business, trust in business leaders, trust in politicians, trust in the media, trust in the whole process of globalisation".
He recalled the challenge of describing the enemy designs by phone.
It is difficult for me to describe the beauty of sign language to someone who has yet to appreciate it; it is equal to the challenge of describing the taste of chocolate.
Recent advances in the development of new programming languages to describe parallel computer systems has proven beneficial toward overcoming the challenge of describing highly complex and parallel biological systems [ 10, 11].
Due to the challenges of provision described below, their importance was clear.
We conclude that DNA barcodes will greatly facilitate the challenge of properly describing and mapping biodiversity in Southeast Asia for the benefit of conservation.
