Sentence examples for difficulty sensing from inspiring English sources

Once we slowed down the ADC readings, our car had difficulty sensing turns because it was driving too fast for the sensors to respond.

And then the regulating centers have difficulty sensing what the right amount of fat to have in a body is in those who are susceptible.

The secondary objective is to quantify the team's satisfaction and to explore correlations between success and difficulty sensed before using the Accuvein.

Our parallel line of research examines how individuals' sense others when they have difficulties sensing themselves.

This might be because of the complexity of physiological systems, the poor understanding of anesthetic drug mechanisms, the large inter-patient variability, and the difficulty in sensing.

3. Feel the Ground If you've been wearing big, bulky, protective shoes for a long time, then your feet may have difficulty properly sensing the ground when you take them off.

Under usual conditions, however, we have no difficulty in sensing the orientation of the head relative to the vertical, even with the eyes closed and in the presence of appreciable accelerations, provided the latter have short duration (as those of a car or train).

The difficulty is in sensing the asynchronous return: The ripples are unfathomably tiny — far less than the diameter of an atom.

The company has been keen to battle Didi but, perhaps sensing the difficulty of the moment, it suspended plans to expand beyond Nanjing and Shanghai and into more parts of China.

Obama sensing the difficulty of the transition from prison to the free world sent each of those granted clemency, a pep talk letter, which outlined a plan for a successful transition.

Mr. Bloomberg, sensing potential difficulties for Mr. Green, moved last night to try to undercut his support among Mr. Ferrer's voters.