Confronted with difficulty of any kind — a throbbing ankle, a stitch in the side, cold, hunger, headwinds, loneliness, despair, boredom, grief — runners will inevitably talk about "running through it".
But they also learn who they are in Vienna, what type of things they like to do, what kind of person they are when confronted with difficulty.
"You are confronted with difficulties, you have to be stronger".
Multiple imaging tests are optional in CSF leakage identification while clinicians are still confronted with difficulties when making selection resulting from superiorities and disadvantages of different imaging tests.
While previous studies have demonstrated the advantages of this method, we are confronted with difficulties regarding the technology and the ethical dilemmas inherent to genomic arrays.
Engineers are confronted with difficulties when it comes to the inclusion of sustainability aspects into the design process of electronic devices.
However teaching the aesthetic side of Web page design has been neglected, and students not in art or design majors are normally confronted with difficulties when they do expressive design of Web pages.
Current manipulations of multicellular systems such as tissue engineering, in vitro organoid development, and stem cell differentiation are revolutionizing the field, yet remain confronted with difficulties controlling precision, complexity, and functional integration.
The Asia-Europe connectivity is also confronted with difficulties and challenges.
Most of HIV-infected parents are confronted with difficulties regarding disclosure to children in terms of making decisions, conducting a disclosure, and dealing with children's reactions.
Some patients are confronted with difficulties of societal discrimination due to slower performance, chronic fatigue, partial inability or credit history, and these things can interfere with their efforts to gain employment, receive an education, insurance or a mortgage to purchase a home.
