Sentence examples for engineering hurdles from inspiring English sources

And the engineering hurdles are signficant.

It's still too early to evaluate most of these uses, which hinge on clearing formidable engineering hurdles.

The N.I.H. had made remarkable strides in developing such technology, but the engineering hurdles were still formidable.

He says there are some engineering hurdles that the company will have to clear before bringing the display to market, which will take three to five years.

With a foundation and interior systems to support a larger building in place, the expansion did not pose any extraordinary engineering hurdles.

The engineering hurdles in controlling diesel emissions are high enough, some experts said, that they may have provided an incentive for companies to skirt the rules.

In this case the engineering hurdle is that the book stacks are a forest of 1,300 steel columns that support the Reading Room.

The primary engineering hurdle that impedes such development is identifying a means for maintaining a small sample at cryogenic temperatures while leaving it subject to dissolution, either by mating a dissolution wand to it or by flushing hot solvent through the containing capillary.

The North Caspian Sea project also faces engineering and legal hurdles, although oil industry experts are confident they can be overcome.

The natural flow of the Colorado was too erratic, the river at many places in canyons too deep, and the engineering and economic hurdles too great for small farmers, larger groups, or even States to build storage dams, construct canals, and install the expensive works necessary for a dependable year-round water supply.

That would be a huge feat to pull off, given the engineering and regulatory hurdles.