Sentence examples for difficulty in shaping from inspiring English sources

One reason for the states' difficulty in shaping an offer has been their disagreement over how the money would be paid.

Due to the well known and exceptional difficulty in shaping, the fabrication of diamond-cutting tools requires special processing methods.

Biodegradable polymer/bioceramic composite scaffolds can overcome the limitations of conventional ceramic bone substitutes such as brittleness and difficulty in shaping.

This complex interplay can create difficulty in shaping conceptual and statistical models which may affect clinical practice.

The lack of knowledge on responsive behavior of nonspherical capsules can be explained by the technical difficulties in synthesizing shaped capsules with stimuli-sensitive walls.

For highly porous form such as sponges or scaffolds, the induction of the β-sheet formation of silk fibroin to make the water-stable materials usually results in their high shrinkage leading to a difficulty in controlling shape and size of materials.

With difficulty: it is shaping up to be as the last strike in July - the worst in 13 years.

The applicability of these methods to certain areas of structural dynamics is limited by two major factors: the lack of separate structural operators (mass, damping, and stiffness matrices), and the subsequent difficulty in computing mode shapes via eigenvalue decomposition.

Difficulty in predicting wing shape from skeletal features in general may be a reflection of distinct functional relationships within different neoavian clades.

As the method is insensitive to the assumed mode shapes, it avoids the difficulty in choosing appropriate mode shapes and yields accurate results.

But when we exceeded our target we decided to build a larger one," says Doyle. "There is a practical difficulty in the size and shape of the launch tube.