Sentence examples for difficult to be measured from inspiring English sources

The new method provides an easy way to evaluate the high complex permittivity exceeding 10,000, which is difficult to be measured by currently used measurement techniques.

In order to solve the problem that the radiation characteristics of non-rotating antenna in their operative conditions is difficult to be measured, we present a measurement method based on small unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) platform.

However, the surface resistance is difficult to be measured and greatly affected by climatic, crop and soil factors.

The two-phase flow macro-properties of shale are significantly difficult to be measured in the laboratory.

Because the small torque was difficult to be measured directly, it was simulated by a drag force model.

Instead of using tyre forces as inputs, which are difficult to be measured or estimated, vertical accelerations of unsprung masses are used as inputs.

Another cost, which is difficult to measure, is the emotional and psychological impact on these babies and their families.

Nausea is difficult to measure, being a subjective symptom, and its perception can vary widely.

Since the circumference is round, it can be difficult to measure (that's why pi is so important).

Mood may be difficult to measure, but strength is easily quantified.

Nonetheless, water intake is difficult to measure and may be subject to non-differential error.