Sentence examples for difficulties of field from inspiring English sources

In part, it said, "... it may be said that relatively speaking, the archaeological potential of the Rampart Impoundment area is great; the practical difficulties of field work will have to be overcome in order to obviate the possible loss of what may be some of the most important prehistoric records in North America".

But, at the same time, it poses some important problems, the most significant being the difficulty of field rotation and the build-up of pathogens.

Difficulties of flow field design lie in the nonuniform flow field distribution caused by the sudden change of electrolyte flow and the possible deformation or movement of the spike.

Due to the huge cost and difficulties of the field experiment in a real railway line, mathematical modeling has been a prevalent tool to study the dynamic performance of the pantograph catenary system.

The following two examples illustrate the promise as well as the potential difficulties of this field.

The only reason it is less applicable to field teams is the difficulty of getting field reps to use a specific application for phone calls.

Those arguments included concerns about battlefield fraternization, worries about the difficulty of providing field accommodations, and fears that male soldiers might feel compelled to protect female soldiers at the expense of military objectives.

A difficulty of the field is that seams are thin, averaging just under 3 feet (1 metre), and only 40 are thick enough to be worked economically.

However, predicting and identifying multiple stressor effects is challenging because of the wide range of treatment combinations needed for laboratory experiments and the difficulty of conducting field experiments across a range of conditions that may influence stress responses.

Research in quantum gravity has always had a rather peculiar flavor, owing to both the technical and conceptual difficulty of the field and the remoteness from experiment.

However, yield strength crystallinity relations are poorly known, particularly in geologic suspensions, where difficulties of experimental and field measurements have limited data acquisition in the subliquidus temperature range.