Sentence examples for difficulty updating from inspiring English sources

Especially with iOS 8's launch, users without much free space on their device had difficulty updating because of the size of the software download itself.

For instance, the importance of improving the data quality and of training staff on data collection tools was mentioned in Paraguay, whereas, in Argentina, local managers had difficulty updating the HRH data regularly.

That is, forelimb foot slips may suggest visuospatial processing deficits, such as difficulty in planning forepaw placement as well as difficulty updating movements as the step progressed (i.e., as the mouse moved forward the initial planned step has to be modified subtly and an inability to do so results in a foot slip).

This difficulty in updating a 4D model discourages industry practitioners from actively adopting 4D models.

The difficulty in updating the Lagrangian multipliers is treated by gradient-split Taylor series expansion.

This design was discarded as a primary portfolio due to usability problems and difficulty in updating content.

The current study was designed with the intention of investigating age differences in multiple view learning, as well as understanding the difficulty in updating spatial information.

The main reason of this phenomenon is that the K-SVD algorithm is sensitive to initialization and has difficulty in updating the atom in a correct direction when the samples distribute in a non-directional, non-regular way.

Another example addresses the construction of a simulation system, which is considered as a large project and has as drawbacks the difficulty of updating the software, the consideration of the environmental constraints, as well as the poor adaptability.

The importance of the potential need for effortful processing is that it may indicate the relative difficulty of updating the various event indices of an event model during narrative comprehension (Zwaan, Langston, & Graesser, 1995).

Moreover, because of the difficulty of updating standards, once a standard is in place, resource-starved agencies are unlikely to devote the staff time to updating them, despite the need to do so.