"Escape From Tomorrow" underscores the difficulties that Disney, a company intensely vigilant about its intellectual property, faces at controlling the imagery flowing from its parks at a time when people are shooting increasing amounts of video with their smartphones.
On the contrary, heuristic methods are suitable for stochastic global search, free from problem formulation difficulties and can escape from premature local optimal.
However, in the late 1780s the school closed because of financial difficulties, and, desperate to escape from debt, Wollstonecraft wrote her first book, Thoughts on the Education of Daughters.
If anyone is to pay for that, surely it should be the person who has caused the difficulty by trying to escape from his moral obligations".
Prisoners who escape from the shelled buildings or are released by separatists face further difficulties, as they do not have the necessary documents to resume life in Ukraine.
The changing target movement pattern creates difficulties in selecting targets in time before targets escape from the screen.
By acknowledging her tendency to escape from the patient, the presenter articulated her subjective implication in (the difficulties that characterise) the situation.
Moreover, we subjected the mice to an escape task testing executive functions [the so-called puzzle box test (15)] in which the animals have to escape from a lit compartment into a dark compartment, with increasing difficulty of escape strategies from trial 1 to 11.
From "Escape from the Senate," by Jeff Shesol.
IT IS hard to escape from history.
The question arises, though: Escape from what?
