Sentence examples for difficulty of the previous from inspiring English sources

This work overcomes the difficulty of the previous matched interface and boundary (MIB) method in dealing with interfaces with non-constant curvatures for optical waveguide analysis.

The advantage of the proposed method lies in the method of solution, i.e., geometric programming where degree of difficulty is less than the degree of difficulty of the previous process (goal geometric programming with weighted sum method).

The Bretscher-Cohn model solved many of the difficulties of the previous models of Burnet and colleagues [ 2, 3] and Lederberg [ 4], which proposed a window of obligatory tolerance induction in the ontogeny of the animal [ 2, 3] or of each individual lymphocyte [ 4].

Instead, the director of public prosecutions — whose remit had been confined to cases of "importance or difficulty" for the previous 100 years — took responsibility in 1986 for most public prosecutions across England and Wales.

Because of the measurement difficulties, most of the previous studies concerning the compressor 3D separations were conducted in cascades facilities.

To explain why this appears to be the case, I discuss here the formidable difficulty of the problem, the previous salient observations and the proposed solutions.

Only after noting the difficulties of these previous assignments did Mr. Hughes acknowledge in his low-key way that protecting the president and the convention in post-Sept.

If the patient demonstrated a score equal to or better than the prior score, a more difficult routine was created for the patient; otherwise, new exercises having the same degree of difficulty as the previous routine were selected.

Age, gender, perceived difficulty of the CCSS, and previous nursing experience were associated with individual differences in the magnitude of the physiological responses.

But all I'll have to do is remember the difficulty of a previous thanksgiving to remind myself that I'm doing the right thing.

Although the tests were specifically noncumulative, the nature of the content covered from unit to unit did require transfer of knowledge from previous units, and the tests were comparable in difficulty and length to those of the previous years.