Sentence examples for difficulties aiming from inspiring English sources

However, difficulties aiming the narrow-angle lens without the aid of a monitor to show what it was looking at made showing the Earth impossible.

(I packed a Shenis a dick-shaped funnel chicks can use to pee but it was about a foot longer than I expected it to be, resulting in difficulties aiming. I ditched it after I almost pissed on my leg).

This can be achieved by establishing counseling facilities that can serve those with physical and psychological difficulties, aiming for a positive change towards their quality of life especially before the preclinical phase.

Children have difficulty aiming correctly between the compartments, for instance.

Such are the difficulties in aiming sales pitches at the estimated 11 million Americans of Asian ancestry.

Later, when Halloween and a schoolmate awaken in a space station, they manage to find and launch a re-entry vehicle without being inconvenienced either by weightlessness or by the rotation of the space station, a motion that might mimic earth's gravity but would pose serious difficulties in aiming the re-entry vehicle toward the desired target.

Their inability to hit a target at distances >20 m likely relates in part to their inexperience with target throwing, but additional factors most likely include the difficulty of aiming with a parabolic trajectory and the target height.

The present study evaluated some factors that could affect the difficulty of aiming and clicking for children from Kindergarten 2 and Grade 1. Adults participated to serve as a reference group.

For they were both cut off by an untimely death, not being able to accomplish those ends which through many risks and difficulties they aimed at.

Despite these difficulties, Vitalum aims to generate data on the efficacy of TPC and TMI in changing health behaviors.

The FIMPT meets weekly to discuss patients with complex feeding difficulties, it aims to improve decision-making concerning assessment, treatment and clinical outcomes.