Sentence examples for locational challenges from inspiring English sources

When French film-maker Luc Jacquet decided to make a documentary about the breeding cycle of the emperor penguin, he faced one of the greatest locational challenges in cinematic history.

Although these challenges add to the locational and time dependency of the underlying cost of operating the system, this variability in time and location is not reflected in residential tariff schemes.

King claims that 'somewhere' and 'sometimes' are better regarded as quantifiers over locational and temporal entities (i.e., either locations and times themselves or locational or temporal properties of events).

The locational perdurantist will say that the object's only exact location is its path.

This may be due to reduced overall incidence in malaria in 2005 compared to 1998, as well as the locational difference, giving rise to less less T cell priming and not posing as testing a challenge as in 2005.

Locational endurance entails multilocation: it has it that some material objects are exactly located at many different regions.

The first is improved locational knowledge – where countries, climatic zones and vegetation belts are.

Building up locational and vocational democratic institutions was not part of the Keynesian tool kit.

Yet locational information is an essential component of nearly every public data set.

"We have this locational endowment, because we're in New York City," he told her.

It has the potential to give them locational data and the time spent browsing.