Sentence examples for difficulties of the problem from inspiring English sources

The mathematical difficulties of the problem are associated with the fact that the governing equation changes its type from elliptic (subsonic flow) to hyperbolic (supersonic flow).

The most challenging issue in performing underground flow simulations in Discrete Fracture Networks (DFN) is to effectively tackle the geometrical difficulties of the problem.

One of the difficulties of the problem is that the Jacobian linearization of our system at the origin may not be stabilizable.

The efficiency of the simulations is tested in each case by imposing diffusion-controlled conditions so as to examine situations which enhance the intrinsic difficulties of the problems.

The difficulty of the problem makes it all the more marvellous that we can recognize scents so effortlessly.

Edward R. Korman, the chief judge of the federal district court in Brooklyn, acknowledged the difficulty of the problem.

This had been the principal demand of the army, and the more the Rump protested the difficulty of the problem, the less patient the soldiers became.

The difficulty of the problem is adjusted so that, no matter how many people are mining Bitcoins, the problem is solved, on average, six times an hour.

These discussions reveal the depth and difficulty of the problem.

Given the difficulty of the problem, the results are encouraging.

Thus the core difficulty of the problem of consciousness remains unresolved.