"The land mine was so powerful it mingled the body parts of the victims with the car parts, making it difficult to recognize the bodies," Mr. Ahmadi said.
Reyna added that the stereotype that women don't play guitar can make it difficult to recognize women musicians even when they're massively successful.
Intra-peritoneal blood clot usually appears hyperechoic and sometimes isoechoic, which makes it difficult to recognize.
This long-term constant behavior often makes it difficult to recognize how hydrothermal unrest can lead to related hazards in the short-term.
The V1P1 cone is composed of layered deposits; however, seismic reflection signals are highly disrupted below the V1P3 cone, making it difficult to recognize layering.
Cultural variations in the perception of depression make it difficult to recognize the disorder resulting in older Hispanics not being diagnosed and not receiving appropriate treatment.
However, most real gearbox systems operate under varying load and speed which affect the vibration signature of the system and in general make it difficult to recognize the occurrence of an impending fault.
It is easy to understand that making a unique cut along all the pieces homeomorphic to the spheres can glue the torii with themselves more than once, making them noncanonical, and thus making it difficult to recognize the handle decomposition.
The diversity, flexibility and aggregation of native chromatin (Woodcock et al. 1984) and the hierarchical folding of chromatin at different cell cycle stages make it difficult to recognize the 30-nm fibers in the electron microscopic images.
