Sentence examples for entry hard from inspiring English sources
Upon completion of data entry hard copies are printed for error checking and errors are corrected manually.
No data are stored on the hard drive and after entry hard copies are kept in secure storage at each site.
Other fields have tricks to make entry harder.
No surprise, then, that gaining entry is hard: less than a fifth of applicants to the universities of Oxford and Cambridge are enrolled.
Due to a number of uncertainties in propagating an object's trajectory the exact place and time of a satellite's re-entry is hard to determine.
The entries under hard drusen (DRH) and soft drusen (DRS) show that they are significantly differentiated from other structures in the retina.
Next, the subproblem (5b) in (3) could be updated via entry-wise hard thresholding of X − L t for fixed L t. Before giving the solution, we define an orthogonal projection operator 𝒫.
That makes travel inside the EU easy, but, logically, entry to it hard.
As the popularity of the marathon increased, an entry became as hard to get as a reservation in one of the city's hottest restaurants.
Content will continue to be locked away behind a fair amount of grinding, and the price of entry (in cold, hard cash) probably is not going to fall any time soon.
Against that backdrop, euro entry remains a hard sell for officials like Tomas Zidek, the deputy finance minister, who said in an interview that the European Union and the euro were now vastly different propositions than what the Czechs had signed up for when they joined the Union in 2004.
