Sentence examples for challenging the realisation from inspiring English sources

The main limitations challenging the realisation of fully autonomous MAVs are mainly attributed to: computational power, communication and energy storage.

However, challenges prevent the realisation of its potential.

However, one of the main challenges in the realisation of tunable multi-channel devices remains the fixed channel spacing or free spectral range which cannot be easily tuned due to the strong coupling between channels.

The strategies identified show future pathways through which challenges to the realisation of SRHR in Africa can be tackled.

We identified interventions seeking to improve the comprehensive SRHR of YPLWH in SSA, recognising that YPLWH face particular challenges in the realisation of their SRHR (14).

Localised public opposition to onshore wind farms has frequently been pointed to as an obstacle – or at least a challenge – for the realisation of renewable energy deployment targets [ 25– 30].

16 Challenges to the realisation of plans for PPI include debate regarding its purpose, lack of evidence regarding the impact of PPI, complexities in researchers and contributors sharing power, and difficulties in ensuring sufficient resources for PPI. 4 10 15 17–19 Alongside such challenges are uncertainties regarding how best to plan PPI.

Such losses underscored the need for a third battalion and the requirement for tanks to support the infantry; a realisation which challenged the conventional wisdom of Australian counter-revolutionary warfare doctrine which had previously allotted only a minor role to armour.

She thinks her success is down to a realisation that men and women can disregard gender when it comes to style: "I want to challenge the gender dynamic," she says.

This article also argues that while China's political system is developing these characteristics, there are enormous challenges ahead for the realisation of these political values.

UNICEF, in the last year of its "transitional programme" for earthquake recovery, continues to implement a mix of humanitarian relief, capacity development for institutional re-building and advocacy simultaneously, in order to address both acute and chronic challenges that prevent the realisation of child rights.