Sentence examples for difficult to be tackled from inspiring English sources

The method can easily deal with irregular three-dimensional geometries, anisotropic scattering of radiation and other complexities, which are usually difficult to be tackled with other numerical techniques.

However, if the number of optimization variables increases owing to a large number of valves or wells, the optimization problem becomes quite complex and difficult to be tackled using classical optimization methods.

There are a host of difficult challenges to be tackled to get to universal access but above all, our experience tells us that we need to do something about finance.

They are simply asking for difficult issues, such as cot death, to be tackled with intelligence and sensitivity".

"If we don't get into position it is difficult to be effective in the tackle so we have to get the structure right and get in position to smash them back".

Indeed it is difficult to see how the issue can be tackled without an agreement, which in reality can only be achieved through the WTO, that stops rich countries dumping surpluses, opens up their agricultural markets and supports the development of agriculture in poor countries.

More difficult will be tackling "American Progress" because it conceals electrical and mechanical equipment from the elevators.

Finally, several challenges related to influenza infections and the management of difficult-to-treat infections were tackled or better delineated [ 1].

Resentment, and the search for scapegoats, is bound to be at its keenest in the early stages of economic reform, as the most difficult decisions are tackled.

This intractably difficult question was tackled by displacing the question of identity into the landscape of Scotland.

For such systems, scheduling maintenance policy is a difficult task, which is tackled in this paper.