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As a double-edge sword, both the 60-GHz radars and commercial communications, however, also encounters some challenges from practical hardware impairments.
Modeling of performance indices of the whole flow field from impeller parameters often encounters some challenges, especially lower prediction accuracy in relatively small and large flow points, dependence on designers' experience and time-consuming designing process.
The paper has concluded that the symbiosis between PBRs and façades encounters some challenges, including 1) the biorefinery infrastructure, 2) the provision of a source of CO2, and 3) the high initial cost.
But it still has encountered some challenges in practical application.
In the months since that product's debut, however, YesGraph encountered some challenges.
His mother, Valeria, also taught him the importance of following one's passion and that "whatever you do in life, just do it to the best of your ability"—lessons that served him well as he encountered some challenges pursuing his scientific goals.
Nonetheless, existing energy recovery ventilators encounter some challenges in practical applications, such as: low exchanger effectiveness and system COP, requirement of adjacent air streams for most exchangers, elimination of cross-contamination between supply and exhaust air, and the avoidance of downstream airborne drift of liquid exchanger coupling fluids.
"We encountered some challenges," Strangio said.
Wardah Rashid, a vaccination team supervisor, explains that their initial efforts encountered some challenges, including resistance from the community.
We also encountered some challenges in the application of the food frequency questionnaire, some of which are common to studies using this tool to estimate dietary intakes.
In the assessment, however, we encountered some challenges: the days with extremely high temperatures were rare and the risk for these days could not be precisely estimated, hence we needed to pool the data; but pooling across areas was difficult because the OT levels were climate dependent.
