Sentence examples for difficult to handle with from inspiring English sources

The original Henry problem is characterized with severe (albeit unphysical) sea boundary condition difficult to handle with numerical methods.

The seafood bento, with broiled lobster, salmon, scallops, shrimp tempura and California roll, was another winner, although we found the large lobster tails difficult to handle with chopsticks.

Special characteristics of OLAP cubes such as multidimensionality, hierarchical structure of dimensions, data sparseness, etc., are difficult to handle with ordinary record-oriented storage managers.

Strong winds are usually difficult to handle with quadcopters, and fix-wing aircrafts can handle faster wind speeds.

It is known to be difficult to handle, with a very low clearance that made it hard to drive on regular streets.

Repetitive sequences, for example, are notoriously difficult to handle with Next Generation Sequencing reads.

It is also difficult to handle the laryngoscope with patients in the LLT position [ 7].

In terms of rheological property, PT-based cubic phase had higher viscosity which made it quite difficult to handle and contact with skin thereby led to a lower PpIX level.

It is rather difficult to handle solar system bodies with larger spatial scales in the full PIC simulation.

However, managers in central districts, which was where the majority of new, privately owned PHCCs had opened, considered it stressful and difficult to handle a new situation with noticeable competition.

Whole wheat flour tends to be much more brittle and difficult to handle than that made with white flour.