Sentence examples for great technical problems from inspiring English sources

For today's orchestras, there are no great technical problems, although there's a need to recognise and emphasise certain melodic shapes within Martinů's seemingly mechanical rhythmical patterns.

"Developing planning and decision making technologies for autonomous vehicles is one of the great technical problems of this decade," he said.

The great technical problem is to devise methods of supporting and protecting these objects during the firing.

There was one big technical problem.

However, there are a great number of important technical problems waiting for settlements.

Unavoidable, progressive and intrusive hydrogen-depleted carbonaceous depositions (coke formation) have long been recognised as the most prevailing reason for practical zeolite catalyst deactivation leading to significant problems of great technical, economic, and environmental concerns [1].

Physics has played a useful role in tackling a problem of great technical importance in biology.

Until about 1250, Gothic architects concentrated on the harmonious distribution of masses of masonry and, particularly in France, on the technical problems of achieving great height; after that date, they became more concerned with the creation of rich visual effects through decoration.

On farms, the mortality of artificially reared lambs is generally higher than that of maternally reared lambs (Bonnot et al., 2010) for several reasons: (1) artificially reared lambs are subject to both emotional and nutritional stress (Napolitano et al., 1995) which can induce disease (Griffin, 1989), (2) technical problems are of greater impact and can lead to the death of lambs.

The reason for fewer technical complications causing technique failure in rural PD patients is uncertain, but may relate to greater persistence in rural areas to resolve technical problems and continue PD.

China's high-speed railways have been expanding at a frantic pace and at great cost, but have recently been beset by technical problems.