Sentence examples for difficulty to stabilize from inspiring English sources

The first hypovigilance signs are itchy eyes, neck stiffness, back pain, yawning, difficulty to stabilize speed and to maintain trajectory, frequent position changes, and inattention to environment (road signs, pedestrian).

In this case, the difficulty to stabilize the forearm on the horizontal axis in some subjects could derived from a difficulty to process the proprioceptive cues, via the ankle, of the body orientation relative to the floor which still exist and persist in microgravity, as long as the feet are attached to the floor.

The unpredictable occurrence of these symptoms and difficulty to stabilize them may lead to crises.

A new Lyapunov function dependent on the controllers' switching signal is constructed, which can counteract the difficulty of controller design to stabilize the system under asynchronous switching.

Perhaps the biggest difficulty would be figuring out how to stabilize the particles in the vacuum of space, he says.

A main difficulty of in vivo imaging is to stabilize the tissue in order to avoid motion artifacts.

The peace agreement has been broken many times, adding to difficulties faced by U.N. forces trying to stabilize the former French colony.

On Wednesday, Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, warned that the American economy was headed toward an extended period of difficulty in spite of a worldwide effort to stabilize the markets.

Obama is not preparing the American people for the sacrifices and difficulties that are inevitable in any attempt to stabilize a conflict-ridden country.

Attempts to obtain direct structural information on the proteins of this subclass have been frustrated by the difficulty to purify and stabilize the full protein.

In this paper, a filtering-based technique is proposed to solve these difficulties, based on which a sliding-mode observer-based control scheme is developed to stabilize the resulting closed-loop systems.