Sentence examples for difficulty of standard from inspiring English sources

This flexibility can be exploited to handle robustly vacuum states, which is a well known difficulty of standard Roe's method, while maintaining Roe's low diffusivity.

This modification was found to overcome the aforementioned difficulties of standard imines inhibiting the autocatalytic cycle.

The 2-dimensional system X ˙ 1 = 3 X 2 − 2 − X 1 0.5 X 2 X ˙ 2 = X 1 0.5 X 2 − X 2 0.5 exhibits oscillatory behavior that is challenging for estimation purposes, leading to difficulties of standard algorithms in finding good solutions.

Moreover, because of the difficulty of updating standards, once a standard is in place, resource-starved agencies are unlikely to devote the staff time to updating them, despite the need to do so.

In quantum cosmology the MWI allows for discussion of the whole Universe, thereby avoiding the difficulty of the standard interpretation which requires an external observer.

They are useful in illustrating both the difficulty of using standard culture methods to assess bacterial communities and in revealing that dragon mouths harbor many bacterial species that could potentially spread as an oral epidemic under the right life history conditions.

However, intriguingly, despite the increased morbidity and the difficulty of administering standard care, data on outcome, although conflicting, are showing predominantly either equal or lower mortality in obese than in normal weight critically ill patients, while only a few reported higher mortality [ 8, 9].

A lot of this has to do with the difficulty of setting standards.

A couple of overstrained paintings demonstrate the difficulty of the standards she sets for herself.

"We protested the difficulty of the standards at every step, but we were told that they couldn't be changed".

But defenders of the new Math A test say the criticism springs from the inherent difficulty of setting standards that everyone can agree upon.