Sentence examples for difficulties that involved from inspiring English sources
The dynamic difficulties that involved this hydraulic systems such as non-linearity, varying time delay, and uncontrolled perturbations make the choice of a suitable automatic control method a challenge.
Some passengers expressed concerns about the weather and traffic and said they chose the train with the hope of avoiding the difficulties that are involved in getting to J.F.K., which is known as one of the nation's most inaccessible major airports.
"But there is a will to continue to explore whether anything can be done, particularly including play-offs, understanding the difficulties that are involved when you are cherry-picking in that way.
28 Divisions both internal and external to the community exacerbated the technical difficulties of a procedure that involved surveying hundreds of small plots, rights to which were based on ancient land titles and local custom.
[HPs] often have a formulation of the person's difficulties that involves the families and how they treated the person badly (HP).
To overcome this difficulty, we utilized an approach that involved the implantation of a miniature telemetric device, equipped with a specially-designed pressure transmission catheter, into the spleen of an anesthetized mouse.
Protecting species towards the top of the food chain, with all the difficulties that can involve, is something other people should do: we would rather stand back and watch.
Although the points involved are larger than that involved in two-point BC, the difficulties remain similar.
In order to resolve this technical difficulty that is involved in the active precision control of the grinding process, a composite control approach can be used and the switching frequency determined using wavelet transform.
"For me, climbing has always been about adventure and that involves difficulties, danger and exposure, so I deliberately set out to climb with as little equipment as possible".
Autism is a disorder that involves difficulties with social interactions and restricted repetitive patterns of behaviors.
