He then gave an overview of the conference, talking in particular of a need to ease the difficulties of aging, for both the elderly and their families.
Mentorships increase the students' confidence, help ease the difficulties associated with their new environment and reality, increase self-esteem and help socialize students into the nursing role.
Nitrous.IO, a U.S.-Singapore startup that wants to ease the difficulties of coding by putting the process in the cloud, is making a big push to lure enterprise customers after launching a 'Pro' version of its service.
Thus space allocation should also include a space, preferably outside the POD proper, for these "seated" client activities (i.e., filling out forms and conducting interviews) to ease the difficulties of moving people through the POD.
Even if these permits are reduced by 20percentt, it is not clear how much the reduction can ease the difficulty of parking in neighborhoods around precinct houses or schools, because the specially designated zones remain.
Although implicit methods can usually ease the difficulty arising from stiffness in SDEs, one needs to solve (possibly large) nonlinear algebraic equations at each time step.
But a site called Apple-tracker.com tried to ease the difficulty of locating new Apple products by developing a site that would track various models of the new iPhone 5s and iPad air for prospective buyers based on zip code.
Letting go of some of the cryptographic Holy Grails, for example, might ease the difficulty of making decentralized systems that work for users with limited technological capabilities by giving simpler options for key recovery or storage.
To ease the difficulty of mass production, the leading edge of the wing was straightened out and the ailerons' two aerofoil sections had smooth leading and trailing edges.
