Sentence examples for difficulty imposed by from inspiring English sources

The difficulty imposed by IDSs generating a high number of alarms has been raised by many authors, such as Sabata and Orneds [9], Chyssler et al [10], among others.

Our approach tries to overcome the difficulty imposed by traditional random cell discarding due to the bursty aspect of the traffic and the variable bit rate (VBR) transmission, nature of compressed video.

To overcome computational difficulty imposed by non-convexity of the problem, we rely on recent theoretical development on variational convergence of bivariate functions to design a solution algorithm with analysis on its convergence properties.

The major difficulty imposed by L. monocytogenes to the food industry is the striking ability this pathogen has to survive and grow under environmental conditions usually used to preserve foods, such as low temperature, high osmolarity and low pH (3 5).

Despite the difficulties imposed by his various illnesses, he, as always, displays immense grace and fortitude.

That, he said, would help the Kurds ride out the difficulties imposed by the central government.

In addition to the difficulties imposed by an eccentric father and a patrician mother, writer's uncle had to contend with his older brother, my father.

And even taking into account the citywide budget cuts that have deepened the financial difficulties imposed by Ms. Hogan's theft, it is still not necessarily easy to see the students of P.S. 29 as victims in the broadest sense of things.

Distance education courses must cope with the difficulties imposed by delivering a class at a distance.

The method overcomes the difficulties imposed by the physical state of volatiles at room conditions.

Possible difficulties imposed by interactions, effects of controller tuning and variable pairing on closed-loop performance are also dealt with.