A gremlin is defined as (1) a mischievous invisible being, said by airplane pilots in World War II to cause engine trouble and mechanical difficulties or (2) any cause of trouble, difficulties, etc. No, methinks he means demon, an evil passion or influence.
He experienced engine trouble and landing difficulties, he fainted in flight, he was pursued by enemy aircraft, he battled a fire on board.
Engine stopThe difficulty, as ever, is to make the agency properly serve the public that pays for it.
IGN's reviewer said that the graphics engine has difficulty "keeping up with all that the designers throw at it".
Among the long list of problems listed in the article are the steep increase in unit costs for the aircraft, which have nearly doubled since the program's inception; fundamental issues like poor software and engine performance; difficulty operating in bad weather; and problems with the plane's pilot ejection seat.
Bencke points out that consumers buy products online based on images, yet search engines have difficulty categorizing pictures.
With information explosion on the Internet, existing search engines encounter difficulty in accurate document positioning and retrieval.
If search engines have difficulty moving through your site, they won't be able to catalog your content.
Using the Fitbit API, developer Aaron Coleman built-in a variable difficulty engine that allows you to redeem steps counted during a day in exchange for in-game rewards, like wider gaps between the pipes you have to navigate your bird avatar through.
The air-tractor made slow progress hauling its train of sledges, and about 10 mile out from the base its engine began experiencing difficulty.
