Sentence examples similar to intellectual hurdles from inspiring English sources

He explained that the name William Beaver and its attendant innuendos "seem to set an intellectual hurdle — you get it or you don't".

But this also marked the start of my intellectual property hurdles.

While there will be cost of production and intellectual property hurdles, it may be possible to empower an industry to arise for the purpose of manufacturing even smaller batch medicines.

It is also possible that the ruling could instead increase hES cell work in Europe, since the region will be free of intellectual property hurdles.

Sometimes their motor skills or their intellectual ability present a hurdle for such participation.

Process development includes many additional hurdles, such as intellectual property, manufacturing, and logistical concerns.

The lack of institutional arrangements for sharing intellectual property is a large hurdle to be overcome in the transfer of technologies from one national public-sector institution to another.

This seminar is designed to introduce upper division undergraduates and graduate students to the methodological hurdles, representational challenges, and intellectual rewards of investigating the intersections of health, politics, and culture in contemporary China.

Given the creative and intellectual resources of seven billion people, however, those hurdles can be cleared in good time.

For most of us, the idea of dark matter presents some intellectual challenges, but for Howard's team the hurdles were more practical.

Any business gathering would agree that another great hurdle for Chinese technology is protecting intellectual property and preventing piracy.