Sentence examples for difficulty of integrating from inspiring English sources

The stress variable method is introduced to overcome the difficulty of integrating the strain energy integral appearing in the variational equations, if the constitutive equations contain the time derivatioves of stress.

In addition, acquirers often underestimate the difficulty of integrating the two companies.

Mr. Parker, more than anyone in the business, knows the difficulty of integrating two airlines.

But it hasn't caught on for a variety of reasons, including the cost of the initial systems and the difficulty of integrating them into existing cities.

We argue that many problems in robotics arise from the difficulty of integrating multiple knowledge representation and inference techniques.

By way of an example, I said that I had spoken with a Rwandan lawyer who had described the difficulty of integrating his European training into his Rwandan practice.

But concerns remain about the difficulties of integrating Sainsbury's and Argos, as well as a potentially dilutative rights issue.

She worked at Spare Rib during turbulent times, between 1983 and 1986, when identity politics generated angry confrontations over the difficulties of integrating the distinct oppression of particular groups of women into any common feminist framework.

Crowe says he and the staff were "really excited about the prospect for ICT in the new site", all the more because managing the two schools had raised a multitude of ICT problems, among them the difficulties of integrating two separate management information systems – Serco at Tibshelf and Sims at Deincourt.

As The Economist went to press, a secret ballot of shareholders was being held to determine the fate of the top management, after a show of hands had voted to oust Mr Casey.Mr Cruickshank had already conceded that the difficulties of integrating London and Frankfurt, at least as originally planned, make a merger impossible in the short term.

Nevertheless, given the difficulties of integrating a fully coupled model of weather with the deterioration model, a simplified model of weather is presented in this section.