Sentence examples for difficulties above from inspiring English sources

Through using linear feedback control method in the original differential system and applying an explicit criterion of Hopf bifurcation without using eigenvalues to the Poincaré map of the close-loop system, the two difficulties above can be overcome and the control design for creation of the quasi-periodic impact motion at a specified system parameter location is achieved.

As a possible response to the difficulties above, naïve HD can be enriched by the use-novelty criterion (UN) instead.

Thus assistance is also provided – in alliance with the International Monetary Fund – to those countries that have run into financial difficulties, above all Greece, at present.

Therefore, to address the methodological difficulties above, clients were clustered based on their loan size and then randomly selected from the programme's list of clients.

When it came to Shakespeare's plays, Johnson emphasised the role of the reader in understanding language: "If Shakespeare has difficulties above other writers, it is to be imputed to the nature of his work, which required the use of common colloquial language, and consequently admitted many phrases allusive, elliptical, and proverbial, such as we speak and hear every hour without observing them".

19 As a secondary analysis, we investigated whether social communication difficulties (above the clinical cut-off of 9 on the SCDC) correlated with sleeping patterns.

This test also eliminates the difficulties of above two systems.

Just now there is a hitch in French schemes in the extreme East, but this will be got over sooner or later, and the coming difficulty sketched above will then have to be faced by Great Britain.

All of Gustafson's dives in this event had a degree of difficulty above 2.0.

More annoyingly, play on any difficulty above World Class (four stars, in old school parlance) and it can often be impossible to regain possession once your AI opponent takes the lead.

The new rules reward difficulty above all else: even a stumble on an exceedingly challenging feature can still yield more points than a textbook performance of a more straightforward one.