Sentence examples for have difficulty detecting from inspiring English sources

They warned that the police would have difficulty detecting non-wearers.

But the camera may have difficulty detecting the lane markings — when the sun is at a low angle, for example, or during heavy rainfall or on curves.

However, in SAVE each difference in variance across the groups takes up a dimension, and hence SAVE can have difficulty detecting mean differences and covariance differences.

It was neat when it worked, but I often found it tricky to manipulate and press the virtual objects because the sensor and cameras seemed to have difficulty detecting my gestures if my fingers weren't positioned at the right angle.

An example of a bottleneck is when people have difficulty detecting a second target if it appears on screen a few tenths of a second after an initial one.

An integrated acquisition device was manufactured combining optical and thermal cameras to compensate for the disadvantages of optical cameras, which have difficulty detecting an intrusion at night, under adverse weather conditions, and when the intruder is camouflaged.

Because BD is associated with social functional impairments (Simon 2003; Sanchez-Moreno et al. 2009), it is of interest to investigate if individuals with the illness have difficulties detecting emotions from body movements, and if this is related to functioning.

They also seemed to have difficulties detecting when the infant was satiated.

For example, both Adaptsite (Suzuki et al., 2001) and the site models implemented in codeml have difficulties detecting sites evolving with a dN/dS of 1.5, from those evolving with dN/dS of 1.

Even in the United States, during the swine flu outbreak of 2009, Flu Trends had difficulty detecting the relatively small number of H1N1 infections.

"This is emerging technology, which means it sometimes has difficulty detecting faces depending on the angle, lighting, obstructions and video quality," says Conway.