Sentence examples for difficult to recognize a from inspiring English sources

Navteq alone cost $8 billion but it's difficult to recognize a strategy in this buying frenzy.

It is clear that when the noise level is high, it is barely difficult to recognize a subject by human.

Because of the relative small scale of single channels (min. depth being 10 meters), while dominant frequency of M oilfield seismic data is 40 Hz, it is very difficult to recognize a single channel.

On the other hand, at the northern end of the KRFZ and the southern end of the TFZ, it is difficult to recognize a continuous fault structure beyond the surface traces, because the steepness of HD becomes weak and the zero isoline of VD deviates from the strike of the surface fault trace of the two faults zone.

The ironically individualistic nature of social networking activities makes it difficult to recognize a victim of cyberbullying, but tell-tale signs include avoiding or being anxious around the computer or cell phone and sudden change in behavior patterns.

There seem to be differences in TRP channel expression between smooth muscle (aorta), skeletal muscles and heart but it is difficult to recognize a typical tissue-specific pattern that is characteristic and differentiates the three muscle tissues.

Contamination in one place can produce illnesses at great remove, making it difficult to recognize an outbreak quickly and even harder to track down its source.

And sometimes, it is even difficult to recognize an identity from the seriously noisy face by human.

The Ugly partition contains pairs of images considered difficult to recognize, with a VR of 0.15 at a FAR of 0.001.

It represented an innovation that today is a bit difficult to recognize as an innovation: why bother with the seemingly endless writing surface of a papyrus roll when you can pile all of that on top of itself and then hold it together along one edge?

This may be difficult to recognize in a well, because rock from higher in the well bore may slough off the wall and mix with rock from the bottom of the hole.