Sentence examples for is difficult to store from inspiring English sources

But hydrogen is difficult to store because it is the lightest element.

In addition, it is difficult to store all the IP lookups in the on-chip memory devices.

With these features, it is difficult to store and process data streams with simple and static strategies.

Accurate load forecasting can help power companies to secure electricity supply and scheduling and reduce wastes since electricity is difficult to store.

Hydrogen is difficult to store and is highly explosive, so most fuel cell prototypes use a hydrocarbon, such as methanol (wood alcohol), as the hydrogen source.

Fresh ginseng is not processed after harvest in the field, it contains about 70% of water and it is difficult to store for a long time, so it is recommended to treat ginseng for ginseng production within 1 week.

Such large and fragile objects were difficult to store, and she had no choice but to throw them away.

Mr. Chintakayala added that it was difficult to store fishing equipment very far inland, "because the boats are heavy and there isn't much place to store them".

It's difficult to store, to spread, and there are limits to how much you can spread anyway.'" However, within the university there was a solution; a technology which turns this liquid into fertiliser pellets.

U.S.T.A. officials told John Martin of Straight Sets last year that testing showed that tarps, in addition to being difficult to store, could damage the courts by trapping moisture and causing bubbling.

Initially, it was difficult to store and process the data generated over the communication channel, but in the present scenario researchers have developed methodologies to overcome the restriction.