Sentence examples for generated problems in from inspiring English sources

Propellers were already encountering supersonic tip-speeds that destroyed their efficiency, and engines had grown so complex that additional horsepower in the 3,000 4,000 range depended on a large number of cylinders and complex supercharging that generated problems in operation and maintenance.

These harmonics are difficult to detect using conventional techniques and can generate problems in power distribution when they are associated to a resonant response in the powered load.

Second, the electromagnetic ship diffraction is still present and detected, generating problems in the ship size estimation, as discussed in Section 4.3.

Moreover, the lack of data and the inability of current methods to handle hazards of nanoparticles generate problems in conducting comparative life cycle assessment of nanoparticulate solar cells.

Although the control group could describe a number of relations, complete problem-solving knowledge is required to operate SES and generate problems, in cases where even a single relation is missing operation cannot occur.

Perhaps it is not enough to seek to perfect norms according to the morphological and environmental nature of the site, if one has underestimated the fact that the resulting differentiation may generate problems in terms of discretion of use.

This can generate problems in calibrating the hydrological model when spatial rainfall localization is not taken into account: a bias in the estimation of parameters makes their physical interpretation difficult and leads to overestimation of extreme flows.

This lack of investment in material goods and housing generates problems in Tanzania and Uganda where such attitudes are seen as being counter to the general ideology of development, although pastoralists are very willing to invest in modern technology that is compatible with and facilitates their livestock-based mobility - things like mobile phones, vaccines and motorbikes.

During the last twelve months many new entities were created and others were suppressed generating problems in the identification of clusters.

Papillary lesions (intraductal papilloma, papillomatosis, atypical papilloma, and intraductal papillary carcinoma) are controversial and continuously generate problems in diagnosis and clinical management [ 4].

Thus the limited clinical information transfer between levels generates problems in care management for patients which vary according to the care level.