The test requires each subject to assess "how did you feel in the last 10 minutes" with respect to 10 sleepiness symptoms: to have tired eyes, to have heavy eyelids, difficulty to direct one's eyes, difficulty to maintain open eyes, yawns, motor difficulties, strong sleepiness, to feel dizzy, difficulty to direct one's attention, brief and involuntary microsleeps.
During the Syrian campaign against the Vichy French, Blamey took decisive action to resolve the command difficulties caused by Wilson's attempt to direct the fighting from the King David Hotel in Jerusalem by interposing Lavarack's I Corps headquarters.
To circumvent these difficulties and to direct further experimental investigations, a mathematical modelling framework has been developed in this study based on the Krogh cylinder assumption.
The main reason for that is the lack of standardized tests and the difficulty to assess direct shear in fiber reinforced concrete (FRC) both for the design and for the quality control.
The difficulty to separate direct from indirect regulations has been addressed with the formalism of Bayesian networks [ 16- 19], or by formulating the GRN inference problem as a feature selection problem [ 20].
After all, if the production is a fluke, you will have great difficulty finding another opportunity to direct anything other than Stuffed Toy Theatre.
At one point, a worker using a blower at Broadway and 46th Street, pointed out the difficulty of cleaning confetti while trying to direct it into piles.
Photodynamic therapy has also been investigated for the treatment of deep-seated or disseminated malignancies (Biel, 1998); unfortunately, acute damage to surrounding normal tissue and treatment-related toxicity is often observed as a consequence of poor photosensitiser selectivity, and difficulties directing the light source to the tumour mass (Nseyo et al, 1998).
"The difficulty was directing eight actresses, none of whom want to be directed the same way.
That deficit appears to be due to difficulties in directing attention to the eyes of others, which is important for discerning fear.
