Sentence examples for difficulty of zero from inspiring English sources

With the items centred by RUMM at a difficulty of zero, person ability is located at a mean of −0.979 (SD = 1.312).

A governing theme of his plays was the difficulty of two generations of American soldiers – from the second world war and then Vietnam – in adjusting to peacetime family life.

I'm sure there are others in the group that have less benevolent sentiments and are intent on just causing difficulty of one kind or another".

Representatives of large districts or of small communities must negotiate the difficulty of one person representing many.

In particular reductions between problems have been defined and used to compare the relative difficulty of two problems.

Altogether it is a tale of the tawdry emotional difficulties of two people, Bill and Monica, caught out in something they knew they should stop.

The difficulties of two households makes that significantly harder even in the most amicable divorces.

Also, when the unofficial transcripts (the Indian legal system does not release official transcripts) described the decidedly odd nature of the questions related to homosexuality asked by the justices during the hearings, they revealed the difficulties of two justices delivering a fair and objective ruling in a country with the second largest population in the world.

At the centre of control efforts in Northern Uganda was St Mary Lacor hospital in Gulu, an NGO hospital that had established resilient systems capable of withstanding the operational difficulties of two decades of conflict around it.

It also has a changeable difficulty system of four levels; the easiest difficulty (peaceful) removes any hostile creatures that spawn.

Normally, this sort of single-step mixing would not work, because of the difficulty of getting two liquids to flow stably through one channel.