Sentence examples for is difficult to represent from inspiring English sources

In so doing, finer-scale variation in land suitability is difficult to represent.

It is difficult to represent all types of shrinkage curves with a single continuous equation which uses explicit parameters.

"It is difficult to represent someone in absentia," conceded Michael B. Himmel, a lawyer from Woodbridge who is defending Mr. Axelrod in the tax case.

REBO potential assumes complex multi-body interaction model, that is difficult to represent efficiently in the SIMD or SIMT programming model.

In processes involving complex flow pattern such as two-phase flows, it is difficult to represent the model parameters in a prior form.

Understanding the role of microclimate across scales in canopies with complex, heterogeneous architectures is challenging, as it is difficult to represent the relevant range of scales.

Umbrella bodies intended to act as interlocutors with governments, such as the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) and the French Council for the Muslim Faith (CFCM), are rejected by many Muslims for being too political, or not political enough, or simply not representative of people who may be difficult to represent, or may not want to be represented as "Muslims".

Hydrologic data sets such as precipitation records typically feature complex geometries that are difficult to represent as a whole using classical stochastic methods.

Critics would say it's difficult to represent modern Britain or guarantee cognitive diversity when you've all had been hanging out in the same student union bars.

"It's difficult to represent a friend," Mr. Richman said, "because the lines of friendship and professionalism blur, and you can't let that happen.

Real-world scheduling problems are intrinsically complex because of the dynamic nature of industrial environments, conflicting organizational goals, the existence of operational constraints and preferences that are difficult to represent in a computational model.