Sentence examples for instruments difficult to from inspiring English sources

However, under extreme conditions, the river always has the characteristics of tremendous variation of flow discharge, high sediment concentration, large quantity of floating debris, and so on, which make the traditional river discharge measurement methods and instruments difficult to implement.

The idea, developed by Yamaha engineers in 1993, was received enthusiastically in Japan and Europe, where scarcity of space and privacy often made practicing musical instruments difficult at home.

Many instruments were created to measure frailty and studies with different instruments were difficult to compare with [ 24].

"But instruments are difficult to commoditize," he added.

She contended that Mr. Bernanke had erred in producing "extreme ease" in monetary policy and in failing to warn investors that new financial instruments were difficult to price.

"It's still a handcraft and the instruments are difficult to come by, but just the fact that Seth could hang out his shingle and have a waiting list shows that the profile of Irish music is higher than ever".

Moreover, the ultimate distribution effects in the mix of policy instruments are difficult to predict.

This is also the reason why mechanisms intended for struck keyboard instruments are difficult to study; their normal functioning speed is beyond human observation capabilities.

The "classical" ASC implementation will not be discussed here, as these instruments are difficult to operate and require rather large samples (typically 0.5 g or more), but they were very successful in high-resolution studies of phase transitions [29, 30, 36].

The questions in the health instruments are difficult to connect to the specific consultation outcome.

Apparently I'd passed well on the aural tests so they thought they'd give me an instrument notoriously difficult to play!