Sentence examples for difficult momentum from inspiring English sources

The HERMES RICH is a novel dual radiator detector which provides clean particle identification of pions, kaons, and protons over the traditionally difficult momentum region of 2 15GeV/c.

It's difficult for any fair, especially one that came out of the gate with such force, to sustain momentum.

TORCH is an innovative high-precision time-of-flight system to provide particle identification in the difficult intermediate momentum region up to 10 GeV/c.

Some loud Buddhist chanting nearby made it difficult for either of the hymns to gain momentum.

"Without the Harms, it would be difficult to sustain momentum and growth into the future," Mr. Benecke said.

Their presence at meetings, Manghezi laments, makes it difficult to build momentum to change the way Pusher Street is run.

When your event takes place once a quarter, it creates confusion and becomes difficult to generate momentum and interest for the next round.

Like Obama, many re-elected presidents in the post-war era have found it difficult to acquire momentum behind a significant new domestic agenda.

The prime minister, however, remains deeply unpopular, and may find it difficult to maintain momentum with no spare public money to play with.

The challenge was to maintain momentum, difficult for a leaderless organization whose members often could not agree on when to meet, or even exactly what it was they were fighting for.

In a World Cup where spinners are likely to play such a large role that is crucial, because once a batting side starts to falter it becomes very difficult to regain momentum when the spin bowlers are on.