Trauma resuscitation is performed by multidisciplinary teams that are traditionally difficult to globally assess.
These results suggest that the wrinkled flamelet is persistent at least for Ka up to a value of ten and it is very difficult to globally quench the nearly adiabatic (slightly exothermic) propagating front by intense turbulence, possibly suggesting the importance of heat loss to flame extinction.
However, it has proven very difficult to globally test whether structured hubs bind to disordered partners.
Unfortunately, the spatially articulated and often twisted LNS makes it difficult to globally align the images directly using the affine method.
Advertising, the lifeblood of many broadcasters, is difficult to do globally.
It is found that lean (ϕ= 0.7) CH4 flames are very difficult to quench globally even when methane mixtures are diluted with 41% CO2 having large radiation losses.
Some of these can be well correlated to the standard European ammonite biozones; however, many stratigraphic sequences in Asia and North America are difficult to correlate globally.
The generics business may appear to be difficult to scale globally: Each country has its own regulations stipulating how drugs, especially generics, can be manufactured and distributed.
The risk is that Africa will find it increasingly difficult to compete globally, confining the continent to a shrinking share of international trade and diminishing its attractiveness as a destination for investment, undermining growth, and job prospects.
While it is one of the few important hydrological variables that can be directly observed, the high spatial and temporal variability makes it difficult to measure globally or even regionally.
