Sentence examples for difficult to sense from inspiring English sources

It is particularly difficult to sense and display spatially distributed tactile information.

"It's difficult to sense whether it's manipulation, or part of it is psychological warfare," Mr. Melman added.

We also evaluated an insertion technique that uses the change in intracuff pressure for proper positioning of the FLMA in cases where it is difficult to sense resistance during FLMA insertion.

But unfortunately, for all its intelligence and flashes of illumination, the exhibit seems thin, not offering enough context or explanation, making it difficult to sense a continuous, coherent narrative.

"Obama has three years left," Remnick writes, "but it's not difficult to sense a politician with an acute sense of time, a politician devising ways to widen his legacy without the benefit of any support from Congress".

Obama has three years left, but it's not difficult to sense a politician with an acute sense of time, a politician devising ways to widen his legacy without the benefit of any support from Congress.

MR: So why do women find it difficult to feel this sense of entitlement?

For others, a deep sense of uncertainty makes it difficult to feel that refreshing sense of the turning page.

Co2+ fluorescent probes have been scarcely developed in recent years because it is difficult to selectively sense cobalt ions in presence of competitive divalent ions.

"It is difficult to make sense of".

Intergenerational trauma can be difficult to make sense of.