Sentence examples for makes it difficult to control from inspiring English sources

The nano-scale geometry size of the memristor makes it difficult to control its dimensions due to the process variation incurred in the fabrication process.

Unfortunately, this is an unstable process that makes it difficult to control certain properties of the gel, including its density.

But overseas production makes it difficult to control quality.

This makes it difficult to control for the impact of correlated omitted variables.

At that length, the pole tends to bend not just over but back again, in a noodly sine curve that makes it difficult to control.

The inherent hysteresis in a pneumatic artificial muscle (PAM) makes it difficult to control accurately the position of the PAM's end effector.

Officials said the wind and cold made it difficult to control the fire.

The organization's pricing processes made it difficult to control the price that was actually invoiced.

Residents, by contrast, make it difficult to "control our borders," he said, and wear footpaths through delicate areas.

A history of civil unrest, counterfeit drugs and a weak and underfinanced government has made it difficult to control malaria.

Due to geochemical processes between injection water, connate water and rock, the complex composition of reservoir fluids make it difficult to control the inorganic scale formation.