When we characterize the most prolific business leaders of our time, we often project an image of a Jack Welch-esque persona, making sweeping, revolutionary, difficult changes across the board to help move their companies forward.
One of the most difficult problems in characterizing active structures is the segmentation and/or grouping of active faults.
The ply longitudinal behaviour under compression is generally the most difficult to measure and characterize.
This method can effectively be useful because the deepest phylogenetic relationships, characterized by short internal branches, are very often the most difficult to resolve.
Membrane proteins are among the most difficult proteins to obtain and characterize, and a structure-based understanding of their properties can be difficult to elucidate.
One of the most difficult achievements is to fully characterize this material from a chemical point of view, and to find a good quantitative correlation among different techniques.
Students of Haiti deeply admire the industriousness, courage, generosity, intelligence, resilience and creativity that characterize Haiti's poor majority and the vibrant culture maintained under the most difficult conditions.
Neuropathic pain, characterized by allodynia, spontaneous pain, hyperalgesia, and paraesthesia, is among the most difficult types of chronic pain to clinically treat arising from its complex etiology [1].
The continuous network design problem (CNDP) is characterized by a bilevel programming model and recognized to be one of the most difficult and challenging problems in transportation.
Van Gundy characterized his decision to leave Eisley out of the rotation as one of the most difficult of his seven-year head coaching career.
