Sentence examples for difficult small from inspiring English sources
Jay Jacobs, the chairman of the Nassau Democrats, said Mr. Hall's victory "demonstrated in a very difficult small race that the Democratic ascendancy in Nassau County is solid -- it's not fleeting".
Furthermore, it has been shown that the fatigue threshold R-curve can equivalently be determined by measuring the bridging stress distribution, in this case using fluorescence spectroscopy, using only a long crack compact tension specimen without the need for difficult small crack experiments.
Such "difficult" small samples not only have the potential to compromise measurement sensitivity, but their variability challenges many data normalization methods.
The results suggest that binder molecules with increased selectivity can be obtained for difficult small molecule targets using the polypeptide conjugation technology.
Additionally, various retention strategies will be applied, e.g., home visits, interviews by phone when a postal questionnaire is difficult, small incentives, such as a U-PROFIT pen, and a newsletter to keep patients informed about the project.
Although it might be expected that there may be fewer difficult (small disparity) trials in good epochs than bad epochs, it can be seen that all disparities are represented in both epoch types, allowing the psychometric functions to be fitted.
That is a very, very difficult small-unit tactic".
Not for this woman the difficult small-talk with taxi-drivers wanting to know, "Where are you originally from?" No filling in forms and puzzling over the space marked "home town".
His difficult small-town boyhood in nearby Findlay, where he took nourishment from the tales that older relatives told, helped shape the sensibility that sent critics searching for a new label: Midwestern Gothic.
Despite bringing in stars like Olympia Dukakis (who is starring in "Vigil," starting in late March), Ms. Perloff's programming choices are often inspiringly risky — especially in the company's grand home theater, which is ill suited to difficult, small-scale works.
In recent years, biomedicine has faced a flood of difficult small-sample phenotype discrimination problems.
