Sentence examples for equipment difficulties from inspiring English sources

These equipment difficulties interfered with the proper removal of chads when voters inserted the stylus into their punch card ballots.

There are full pages devoted to transportation and equipment difficulties that ultimately mean little, events that should have been summarized if included at all.

This problem resulted from equipment difficulties that included an unusually hard plastic backing underlying the punch card, the accumulation of dislodged chads on this surface, and punch card perforation and misalignment problems.

Technology experts have many explanations for the slow adoption of the technology in the United States, including the high initial cost of the equipment, difficulties in communicating among competing systems and fear of lawsuits against hospitals and doctors that share data.

Equipment difficulties kept the team from sampling the brine itself.

Due to equipment difficulties, 19 Squadron were unable to complete Johnson's training and he left the unit.

The problems were related to poor design or equipment, difficulty using safety devices or processing information, or a lack of emergency signals.

These chemicals present several challenges, including their presence in analytical laboratories and sampling equipment, difficulty in establishing temporal order in cross-sectional studies, short- and long-term variability in exposures and biomarker concentrations, and a paucity of information on the number of measurements required for proper exposure classification.

For large companies with much equipment, the difficulties were particularly acute, as in the case of one German circus, the Sarrasani, which toured South America in 1923 and 1934 in order to evade inflation and political persecution at home.

There are some other consequences, such as low communication among groups, atomization of practices and know-hows, redundancy in equipment tenancy, difficulties in implementing community-wide infrastructures such as biobanks, etc.

In this article, I summarize our current approach to patients with chronic occlusion of the iliac veins: patient selection, timing of intervention, commonly needed equipment, procedure, difficulties encountered, complications, clinical follow-up, and outcomes.