Sentence examples for difficulty to recognize from inspiring English sources

The Bad partition contains pairs of images of average difficulty to recognize.

Fatigue evolution information is dispersed in different features, which increases the difficulty to recognize the fatigue stages.

CIs have limitations arising from the physical size of the electrode array and the insertion depth which contribute to CI recipients' difficulty to recognize melodic sounds.

The fact that heifers had more difficulty to recognize unfamiliar individuals than familiar ones suggests that they likely consider 2D-images of conspecifics as genuine representations of live animals as Zayan and Vauclair asserted [4].

In all areas studied, black bears had difficulty to recognize non-moving snakes by smell or sight.

This was partially caused by the difficulty to recognize various sexual states of one and the same species.

On a perceptional level, humans have difficulties to recognize individual components with increasing mixture complexity and instead perceive the stimulus as a new odor quality (Jinks and Laing 2001).

He remarks that "The difficulty is... to recognize a primitive phenomenon [i.e., the Urphänomen] in phenomena that are conditioned and concealed [in] a thousand different ways... and not to be misled by phenomena that contradict our senses.

True enough, I had difficulty getting the apps to recognize the products, even when the bar codes were in bright light.

SD or the temporal variant is also known as the least aggressive variant, and typically presents with either word finding difficulty or prosopagnosia (inability to recognize faces), depending on the predominant temporal lobe predilection [28].

Domestic difficulties had compelled Henry III to recognize Llywelyn's gains by the Treaty of Shrewsbury (1267), but Edward was determined to reduce Llywelyn and used Llywelyn's persistent evasion of his duty to perform homage as a pretext for attack.