Sentence examples for challenging to represent from inspiring English sources

To help designers prototype ideas that are challenging to represent with a single physical prototype.

Slippage of fingertip at very low velocity can reflect micro stick/slip on a contact area, which is challenging to represent in any friction model.

Because of complex requirements, it is challenging to represent spatiotemporal data and its features in databases and to effectively query them.

Induced technological change (ITC), whereby the relative price effects of reducing greenhouse gas emissions stimulate innovation that mitigates the cost of abatement, is both tantalizing to decision makers and challenging to represent in the computational economic and engineering models used to analyze climate change policy.

Again, SBF representations have some limitations in that the nature of some manifestations may be challenging to represent in a static drawing unless specifically noted.

A category of molecules that is particularly challenging to represent with logic is the one defined by a parameterised molecular formula, such as alkenes which are described by the formula CnH2n.

These students were challenged to represent multiplicative relationships between unknowns: They changed the given relationship, did not think of the relationship as multiplicative until after concerted work, and used numerical values in lieu of unknowns.

As natural history museums are increasingly challenged to represent the complexities of human evolution, new innovations are required to create dynamic, dialogic experiences between museum scientists and museum audiences.

Their challenge to represent the positive face of disability endures despite their financial position.

However, it is a challenge to represent market participants' strategic behaviors in modeling and simulation.

"It was a challenge to represent this multi-layered work without allowing any one aspect to dominate.