Sentence examples for difficulties of technique from inspiring English sources

While it is undeniable that the ball is moved around the field under this form of distribution, there are inherent difficulties of technique when it comes to gripping, delivering and receiving the thing.

The cost of all this, and of the rehearsals called for by appalling difficulties of technique and co-ordination might well have dismayed the B.B.C., so that whatever anyone may have thought of the work, one can only applaud the fact that such broadcasting experiments are made from time to time.

The difficulties are not merely difficulties of technique and of avoiding the pitfalls of a perfect solution impossible to administer, but are questions of principle that raise issues as to the proper locus of power over new capital investment.

One of the difficulties of this technique is the very small size of the CC ligament (about 10 13 mm).

9 In the 1960s, enthusiasm waned because of reported difficulties of the technique.

What made Mata's different was that, despite the difficulty of the technique, he placed it beautifully.

When Cunningham's choreography is licensed, it is almost always to ballet troupes, not modern-dance ensembles, because of the difficulty of the technique.

The reason may be the difficulty of the technique.

Since we were only able to dissect and isolate only very small representative films of myenteric plexus throughout the hamster intestine due to the difficulty of the technique, we could not estimate the percentage of infected myenteric neurons; we simply knew that the virus was capable of infecting such neurons.

It also highlights the main difficulty of this technique, namely the response rate.

However, TAR differs from arthroplasties of the knee or hip joint, especially regarding indications, difficulty of surgical technique, and survivorship of prosthesis components (Rydholm 2007).