Sentence examples for difficulties shown from inspiring English sources

The HEN synthesis problem is one amongst many engineering problems which can be characterized as highly combinatorial, nonlinear and nonconvex, all contributing to computational difficulties shown either in a form of long computational times and/or in identifying poor locally optimal solutions.

For each item a difficulty parameter is calculated separately for UK and non-UK candidates, and the difficulties are shown as a scattergram, with UK difficulties shown horizontally and non-UK difficulties shown vertically.

Alterations in facial expression in people currently ill with AN, compared to HC, contribute to the social and emotional difficulties shown in the illness and potentially play a role in resistance to treatment.

The adoption of this measure in a number of recent investigations allows a more definitive appraisal of not only just the overall extent of EBD in children with HI but also of the type of difficulties shown and whether these are equally apparent to parents and to teachers.

Or perhaps Epictetus: "Difficulties show what men are.

But Fiat's current difficulties show how vulnerable smaller car companies remain.

Instead, the financial difficulties show how essential reform is for the health service.

Opponents of embryonic stem cell research could argue that such difficulties show that there is no urgency for federal financing of such research.

TUC general secretary Brendan Barber said: "3i's difficulties show how vulnerable private equity groups – and in particular the staff who work for the companies they own – are in this recession.

No Simple Answer" (18 and Under, Aug. 14): The science of childhood A.D.H.D., and related disorders and behavioral difficulties, shows no clear distinction between A.D.H.D. and what Dr. Perri Klass calls "spoiled".

These difficulties show that eco-driving style cannot be simply adopted by following the assistance device indications.