His comment that he respects Islam and believes the people of the country's troubled North Caucasus region should be "free to practise even Sharia law if they want" are, for example, difficult to reconcile with his 1990s declaration that "it is a pity that Stalin didn't go all the way" with his oppression of the Chechen nation.
It is, for example, difficult to point to any treatise on language analysis after 1750 that had an impact comparable to Nagesa Bhatta's work; in the case of law, the production of new works actually ceased altogether.The second criterion is implicit in the first, namely, the growing inability of works to find distribution through the subcontinental scholarly network, as had earlier been possible.
It is, for example, difficult to discriminate between GERD symptoms and similar dyspeptic symptoms that are not a result of acid reflux.
Here, the enormous reduction in consumption of sample and biochemical reagents provides for a larger range in possible drug targets for on-line bioactivity screening, which are for example difficult to produce or obtain in larger quantities.
It is, for example, difficult to understand the strong growth in epidemiologic data-analysis without the emergence of the computer, or of molecular and genetic epidemiology without major advances in molecular technology.
In many machine learning settings, labeled examples are difficult to collect while unlabeled data are abundant.
Documented examples are difficult to find, which is not surprising since the policy constraint can be expected to operate by way of the mechanism of anticipated reaction.
The importance of André's example is difficult to exaggerate.
The way a robot makes contact with a physical surface, for example, is difficult to simulate accurately.
Regional air pollution, for example, is difficult to address because of the inability to define and defend individualized property rights in air.
