Sentence examples for difficulties solved from inspiring English sources

These difficulties, solved over time by determined engineers and inventors, made the progress of vertical flight seem slow compared to that of conventional flight, for the first useful helicopters did not appear until the early 1940s.

The typical procedure for solving the time-harmonic elastic wave equation leads to difficulties solving large-scale indefinite linear systems.

We note that the difficulties solving such problems are that they have deviating arguments and their states are discontinuous.

We assimilate difficulties, solve them, and move on to a new future as more evolved humans.

The scale included questions like 'If I made a decision to do something, I will do it.' and 'I have difficulties solving problems well in my life'.

Several experiments showed that dogs have difficulties solving tasks requiring knowledge of physical causalities (Bräuer et al. 2004; Osthaus et al. 2005; Udell et al. 2008).

Now, though, he is turning into one of the problems it has so much difficulty solving.

Reaching younger people has been a puzzle that Martha Stewart Living has had difficulty solving.

Often, individuals have difficulty solving problems because the problems seem amorphous or vague or because they feel overwhelmed.

The NP-complete problems are a sort of inner sanctum of computational difficulty; solve one and you've solved them all, not to mention all the lesser NP problems lurking in the rear.

"Sepsis is a huge problem that we've had great difficulty solving," he says.