Sentence examples for it difficult to visualise from inspiring English sources

After all, even top mathematicians find it difficult to visualise certain structures.

They found it difficult to visualise a situation where the 77-year-old president would shake hands with his successor and quietly leave the palace if he lost.

Characterised by uncertainty and made up of long-term, cumulative processes, climate change is for many audiences – particularly those in wealthy, industrialised nations – vague and abstract, making it difficult to visualise and meaningfully comprehend.

Members of one of the groups, boys aged 11 12, found it difficult to visualise the impact of cars on pedestrians at all, or even to question vehicle design from the pedestrian's point of view.

This was noted as making it "difficult to visualise flashback" in the comments section.

Furthermore, from the original images, 18% were excluded from the analysis because they displayed high echo intensity making it difficult to visualise the muscle boundaries for measurement analysis.

This makes it very difficult to visualise the structure of the microvasculature and identify differences among different tumour types or changes following treatment regimens.

It is not known if the many small RNAs retained in the nucleus participate in the formation of such clouds, since it is difficult to visualise small RNAs with current techniques such as FISH.

In Drosophila centrioles, EM images reveal a clear central cartwheel hub from which emanating spokes are often visible but it is difficult to visualise more than a few spoke structures at any one time (e.g., Callaini et al., 1997; Roque et al., 2012; Helio Roque, personal communication), making it unclear whether Drosophila Sas-6 oligomerises into a canonical ring or into a spiral.

Especially on holes with side-hill lies, or doglegs, where it is very difficult to visualise a straight line when setting up.

In the isotropic case elastic properties are easily represented, but for non-isotropic materials, even in the simple cubic symmetry, it can be difficult to visualise how properties such as Young's modulus or Poisson's ratio vary with stress/strain orientation.