Sentence examples for difficulties of space from inspiring English sources

Dutch astrophysicist Dr Fred Jansen is no stranger to the difficulties of space exploration.

When confronted with the difficulties of space exploration, oceanographers tend to have a snappy retort.

Furthermore, in light of the immense difficulty of space exploration, it is thought that explorers will typically be far more advanced than the creatures they discover.

But Mr. Rieder acknowledged the difficulty of allocating space, staff time and expenses to the appropriate tax category.

It is arduous and costly to carry out the prototype experiments on the ground because of the large aperture of the antenna and the difficulty of simulating space environments.

These qualities have served to head off a syndrome long recognised by Nasa as problematic for returning astronauts: the crashing anticlimax and existential difficulties of life after space travel.

"They show an intimate understanding of the difficulties of eating in space — on Earth we don't think about how hard it is.

This created difficulties, especially in terms of space allocation.

Constraint grouping enhances handling of multiple constraints for vectorized problems, by combining several constraints within a single-objective function, thus reducing the computational time and computational difficulties of high-dimensional spaces created by vectorization.

Tenants have been having difficulty getting big blocks of space, said Daniel R. Reeder, a senior vice president at CB Richard Ellis in Wilmington.

However, Gupta (2001) observes during her action research at a preschool in India, that the large number of children in each classroom, rather than the teacher-pupil ratio, leads to a high noise level, shortage of space, difficulty in managing children in a child-centred environment and limits the time teachers give to each individual child.