Sentence examples for extremely difficult to solve from inspiring English sources
In reality, the success of the meeting could hinge less on Trump and more on making progress on core issues of trust that are extremely difficult to solve.
Problems with highly nonlinear, or multimodal, objective functions are extremely difficult to solve and are further complicated by the presence of multiple objectives.
As Lance Fortnow describes in his new book, "The Golden Ticket: P, NP and the Search for the Impossible," P versus NP is "one of the great open problems in all of mathematics" not only because it is extremely difficult to solve but because it has such obvious practical applications.
We suspect the problem to be extremely difficult to solve with the Atmel mcu, as pulse widths for the servo vary from 1 to 2 milliseconds; at those small periods, it is difficult to get very accurate timing with the Timer0 interrupt.
This problem will be extremely difficult to solve; indeed, I cannot even glimpse the solution.
The problem is extremely difficult to solve, and at its heart is an economic conundrum.
The problem is extremely complicated and difficult to solve in the case where the fish passage facility is intended for several species whose swimming abilities and migratory behaviour are very different, or sometimes even unknown.
Add to this the growing cadre of IoT communication protocols and you have an extremely complex problem that is difficult to solve at scale.
This problem may seem simple but the number of possible routes increases extremely rapidly as cities are added, and this underlies why the problem is difficult to solve.
Fuzzy modeling and control in BOF promise a solution to the strongly non-linear problems associated with the process, which have so far proven extremely difficult to be solved by conventional control methods.
