Sentence examples for explicit difficulties from inspiring English sources

The explicit difficulties in dealing with quadratic-type non-linearities in two dimensions are our inability to use the Strichartz inequalities.

Zarate recalls being "pretty explicit" about the difficulties of catching Bout, who rarely left Russia.

Investigating architect and user interaction revealed that tacit knowledge can be made explicit and the difficulty of generalising user-needs from user statements.

Of the sixteen long-term carers (husband's illness lasted ≥3 months), half did not provide any explicit statement of financial difficulty.

Higher consistency with scores, which are based on evidence, than with weights, which are based on individual perspective, were observed in this study and may reveal the difficulty to explicit its one's perspective.

The task did not provide any explicit indication that task difficulty was changing so that participants had to track the stimulus history in order to dynamically adjust the level of attentional control exerted.

Despite being a rare bright spot in an industry facing difficulties, music with explicit religious content has been largely segregated from non-religious pop music, both in terms of radio stations and audiences — so much so that it even has a name, contemporary Christian music.

Conventional explicit finite-difference methods have difficulties in handling high-frequency components due to strong numerical dispersions.

We observe that one of the difficulties in applying explicit Runge Kutta one-step methods is that there is no general procedure to generate higher-order numeric methods.

We strongly believe that one effective way to tackle these difficulties is an explicit teaching of English intonation using visual and audial display of English intonation for each question type with the help of electronic devices that provide visual feedback of intonation (e.g., De Bot, 1982; Suzuki et al., 1989).

ABC approaches bypass the computational difficulties of using explicit likelihood functions by simulating data from a coalescent model, and thus provide high degree of freedom in the choice of demographic models to be tested.