Sentence examples for difficulties are imposed from inspiring English sources
These difficulties are imposed onto any simulation program designed to determine accurately the concentration profiles and henceforth chronoamperometric or voltammetric currents at ring electrodes.
But added expenses and difficulties were imposed by the use of custom steel elements made by Urssa and Horta Coslada, Spanish fabricators with experience working on Mr. Calatrava's projects.
The main difficulty is imposed by having to take predictions into account.
Recent studies showed that schizophrenic patients possess adequate attention resources to avoid Stroop colour interference but face difficulty when delays are imposed and multiple attention demands appear.
Because the origins of biblical eschatology are found in unique "historical" events (such as the Exodus of the Hebrews from Egypt in the 13th century bce), difficulties occur when eschatological concepts are imposed on the framework of other religions.
Taxes are imposed on businesses.
"Angolans are aware of the difficulties which have been imposed on us," said the statement, "and which are preventing us in this moment of grief from reuniting the family of Unita in order that, in a peaceful manner, we may find the best ways of overcoming such a tragic loss".
"The challenges are imposing.
"I respect very much the difficulty it is imposing on many of our exporters.
An immediate difficulty for reading edges after doing some clustering is imposed by reading 'old' invalid edges those involving clusters which have already been merged.
