Sentence examples for difficult anomaly from inspiring English sources

Class III malocclusion is a difficult anomaly to understand.

He discusses the ambiguities of India, which like East Asia also presented trouble, as a difficult anomaly.

Class III malocclusion is one of the most difficult anomalies to understand.

The event proved absurdly difficult, an anomaly in a showcase that is otherwise a marvel of wizardry.

However, the UWB echo signals usually are the big data which increase the burden of data sampling and storage, and it is difficult for anomaly detection or through-wall human detection with complete UWB echo signal data.

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First, it is difficult to compare anomaly detection algorithms as the definition for an anomaly is highly dependent on the use-case.

Although we cannot rule out these possibilities, maintaining such pressure anomalies is difficult because intervals with thermal anomalies include coarser grains with strong horizontal reflectors (Figure 1b; Expedition 316 Scientists, 2009), where the pressure decay by hydrological diffusion is normally faster than the thermal diffusion process.

Although not totally immune to the effect of noise, the method presented here does not analyze airway signals for difficult to detect anomalies.

Then, as recently, market prices moved erratically, creating anomalies to exploit.Taking advantage of those anomalies proved difficult at the height of the credit crunch.

The latter anomaly is difficult to distinguish from a true pile-up.