Sentence examples for difficulty in defining from inspiring English sources

There is some difficulty in defining exactly what constitutes an EMBA.

The difficulty in defining hate speech is evident in the differences between the Constitution and the 2000 act, experts said.

In this Article, the authors discuss the inherent difficulty in defining jury nullification and identifying its occurrence in actual trials.

"There may be some conceptual difficulty in defining 'major life activities' to include work," Justice Sandra Day O'Connor wrote in a 1999 opinion that left the issue unresolved.

(One of the most discomfiting parts of the episode is the difficulty in defining what it even was — Jean doesn't want to call it molestation).

A key challenge is that vanishing surface tension makes standard two-phase modeling inapplicable due to the increased difficulty in defining a phase front.

The determination of the upper reference limit (URL) for thyroid peroxidase autoantibodies (TPOAbs) is a contentious issue, because of the difficulty in defining the reference population.

Detailed analysis of each stage of the hybrid cycle illustrates the difficulty in defining physically correct DSMC boundary conditions in regards to both macroscopic state and velocity distribution.

France's foreign minister, Alain Juppé, spoke openly this week of his unhappiness with Washington's slowness and difficulty in defining its position, before the Security Council voted for a no-fly zone.

First, we explain the main difficulty in defining the Cauchy Leray integral in the case of C 1, 1 domains.

It involves considerable effort in computing the auxiliary variables φ, w, ψ, v and difficulty in defining their initial values.