Sentence examples for changing the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Maybe that means better tracking for Postmates delivery people, or serving up a push notification for a deal when someone enters a retail store, or even changing the difficulty and duration of the level of a game based on where a user is located.

Changing the difficulty level is simply that of upping the top speed of the craft, through four different classes (Vector, Venom, Rapier, Phanntom).

(Optional Difficulties) You can change by having a friend come over and dress up maybe like a minecraft creeper (like in my article How To Be a Real Life Creeper) that would be changing the difficulty to easy, normal, or Hard.

Unlike previous games in the series separate difficulty settings for combat and puzzles are not available, changing the combat difficulty also affects the difficulty of puzzles.

The nature of DIF was examined by changing the value of the difficulty or discrimination parameters for DIF-items in affected groups.

The current study, together with our previous interim report [ 21], added the information that a lifestyle intervention produced significant but small and temporal improvement in glycaemic control and only minimal changes in other known risk factors for diabetic complications, indicating the difficulty in changing the lifestyle of patients with long-term diabetes.

Two patients contacted the instructor; one had difficulties changing the batteries of the Wii remote, and one had difficulties starting the console.

Mr. O'Neill expressed frustration at the difficulty of changing the World Bank, which he suggested had failed to achieve its desired goals of alleviating poverty at least in part because it contributed to a debt crisis among poor countries.

The Buddhist view has an in-built explanation for the difficulty of changing the mind's dispositions.

The local planning context appeared to be quite inflexible, with planners themselves recognizing the difficulty of changing the way transport was viewed and planned in the borough.

The comments of ex-mayor Fletcher show the difficulty of changing the town's approach to law enforcement.