Sentence examples for distinctly difficult to from inspiring English sources

It is also distinctly difficult to hear.

Sony's specifications appeared to render the Dreamcast obsolete months before its U.S. launch, although reports later emerged that the PlayStation 2 was not as powerful as expected and distinctly difficult to program games for.

But on past form, a top-four finish seems a distinctly difficult ask.

Using a similar rationale for the new MgCO3 mineral formation, it would be difficult to distinctly identify the source of Ca2+ ions for the formation of CaCO3.

This is due to the real need to design cyber-physical production systems where the technological advances are merging their functionalities in a way more and more difficult to distinctly draw between the physical, computational and human components.

Assimilating between two distinctly different environments is difficult to accomplish under the best of conditions.

Azerrad stated that Grohl's "powerful drumming propelled the band to a whole new plane, visually as well as musically", noting, "Although Dave is a merciless basher, his parts are also distinctly musical it wouldn't be difficult to figure out what song he was playing even without the rest of the music".

The room did have a distinctly fresh feeling, but it was difficult to tell whether that was from the air quality or just the result of a room temperature that was cooler than that of the hallway.

However, altering the characteristics of the distribution of MD measures by thresholding based on those same measures is questionable; this can give distinctly non-Gaussian distributions, which are difficult to analyze statistically.

We used two separate groups of rats because it would be extremely difficult to train rats on two distinctly different behavioral paradigms.

In the context of such a hypothesis, it is difficult to explain why RAD21L appears to be distinctly distributed in male and female germlines.