Sentence examples for difficulty in describing the from inspiring English sources
I understand your difficulty in describing the development of relativity.
The difficulty in describing the rotating source in the frequency domain is overcome by introducing a fixed Kirchhoff surface around the rotating source.
Xenophanes of Colophon (560?–478? bc), for one, saw no difficulty in describing the various seashells and images of life-forms embedded in rocks as the remains of long-deceased organisms.
In view of the difficulty in describing the cavity and the instability of calculation efficiency, a new geometry representation method without cavity description was formed in Super Monte Carlo Program for Nuclear and Radiation Simulation (SuperMC).
In this case we have a difficulty in describing the kinetic behaviour of such type of reactors when it occurs that: (i) the amount of partitioned component in the two phases is never negligible in both phases; (ii) the vapor liquid equilibrium could have a non-ideal behaviour.
In fact, looking at more classical results in local complex dynamics, the major difficulty in describing the behavior near a fixed point usually lies in controlling the lowest order terms which are not trivial.
The aesthetic of sympathy, as Croce called it, has enormous difficulties in describing the emotions that are awakened in aesthetic experience, particularly the emotions that we are supposed to feel in response to such abstract arts as music.
The lack of published work and the difficulties in describing the behaviour of the finger joints after the secondary failure in a full-scale fire test has identified the need for a simple bench-scale method, incorporating the conditions of the standard fire test.
This approach revealed key findings that would not typically be uncovered using other qualitative techniques, including the secrecy surrounding PH, the difficulties in describing the disease and the challenges in assessing disease progression.
