Sentence examples for challenging mode from inspiring English sources

Art (visual, textual, etc). in this sense is a challenging mode of probing -- analogous to, building upon, but different from, the textual metaphor for social action or hermeneutic and phenomenological immersions that Clifford Geertz promoted in the last century.

Given that the theoretically most challenging mode of embedding is within the scope of an attitude verb, one might expect that the interaction between presuppositions and attitude verbs should have received a lot of attention.

Last 60 seconds in each to unlock even more absurdly challenging modes.

Furthermore, a more challenging verification mode was adopted in our experiment as opposed to the identification mode adopted in [54].

Not only do you get a racing game, but you also get an addictive and challenging freestyle mode where you can jump, flip, and spin your way to a high score.

It's a new, highly challenging difficulty mode exclusive to the PlayStation 3 version of BioShock.

The remainder of this paper concentrates on the more flexible and challenging online mode.

Given the less reactive nature of olefins relative to sulfides along with operational limitations to increasing olefin effective concentration (i.e., their limited solubility in aqueous media), we surmised that intermolecular aziridination would be an even more challenging activation mode for the enzyme.

Two of the most challenging decay modes are those when the Higgs decays to b-quarks (where boosted Higgs bosons are especially imortant), and when it decays to tau leptons.

Generally speaking, it seems that practices that focus on computational skills and traditional teacher-led, more direct instruction that are positively associated with achievement in all groups of countries are more effective in low- or medium-achieving countries, while more challenging constructivist modes of instruction are more effective in medium- or high-achieving countries.

This is one of the most challenging Higgs decay modes to observe at the LHC, and was originally thought to be out of reach.