In medical terminology, fatigue is the early onset of tiredness after an activity has been started; it is a sensation of exhaustion or difficulty to carry out physical or intellectual activities, without recovery after a period of rest.
As the CEA is involved in the pre-conceptual design phase of a Sodium-cooled Fast Reactor (SFR), the thermal hydraulics modeling of sodium flow in the reactor core is a key scientific subject, not only due to the innovations proposed for the core design but also for the cost and the difficulties encountered to carry out experiments with sodium.
However, a lot of manufacturing enterprises, especially SMEs (small and medium-sized Enterprises) have difficulty in to carry out these activities due to problems of cost and labor.
To enhance the reaction rate, the common way to solve this difficulty is to carry out the reaction at extreme conditions or in a co-solvent.
The common way to address such difficulty is to carry out the reaction at high temperature and using a co-solvent.
The difficulty is to carry out an efficient experiment that controls for these sorts of errors and that excludes communication about detections between the two wings of the experiment as well as communication between emissions at the source and the choice of measurements in the wings.
Of the 101 children/adolescents who remained eligible, it was possible to interview 91 fully while 10 dropped out of the study due to various contact problems, changed circumstances over time or practical difficulties to actually carry out the full interview.
The board clearly has a fiduciary responsibility here, and boards are becoming more susceptible to legal difficulties for failing to carry out such duties.
Due to the difficulties inherent to carrying out a survey within this population, our study is the first in Africa to supply information about MSM risk-taking behavior in intercourse with both men and women.
At dinner, with some difficulty, she managed to carry on a conversation with the Mayor, never raising her eyes to his face.
The Borletti Group, an Italian family retailing business, said Wednesday that it had withdrawn its offer for Christian Lacroix, as the difficulty of trying to carry out a complex transaction quickly was too great.
