Sentence examples similar to elements of a challenging from inspiring English sources

A judge rejected some elements of a challenge to a 2004 voter-approved state law that requires Arizonans to prove citizenship to register to vote and show identification at polling places.

The shell control problem embodies most of the critical elements of challenging industrial process control problems (e.g. unmeasured disturbances, model uncertainty, input/output constraints, optimization objective conflicting with control requirements, failure-prone sensors, secondary measurements, nonsquare system, etc).

Here were the elements of a perfect MIT challenge: each grit- and rust-covered steel piece would have to be removed, with the work to be done late at night and only with special safety training.

Rocky Delgadillo, representing a group called United Downtown L.A., outlined elements of a possible legal challenge to the skid row council proposal.

This high mutation frequency makes Mu mutagenesis attractive for generating knockout resources, but the high-copy nature of Mu elements presents a challenge in isolating individual insertion sites for sequencing.

Study, sleep, recreation - all elements of a normal life are now a challenge.

The Regulatory Accountability Act would open up all the elements of a new rule to judicial challenges, including the science and various expert analyses.

According to the US Federal courts, the impact of a publication on patentability is controlled by the "enablement requirement". To knock out a patent application, a publication must "enable" the invention claimed in the patent application: that is, the publication must "disclose every element of the challenged claim and enable one skilled in the art to make the anticipating subject matter"3.

This sculpting took a specific form, with everyone bringing ideas, but one member of the band adopting the role of provocateur, challenging the ideas and elements of a song.

Even if one of these materials does prove strong enough, assembling and connecting the separate elements of a space elevator will present major challenges.

There was, undoubtedly, an element of challenge – an instruction to readers to think, to be "alone with the books, to make of them what they would on their own".