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

Its features keep on changing regularly, which makes it difficult to process.

The scale of big data in size and complexity makes it difficult to process, analyze, and extract useful information (Burkhardt 2014).

Similarly, counselors say that students with learning disabilities that make it difficult to process information may do better on the ACT.

Such superiorities make it difficult to process and chemically modify for further functionalizations and applications.

In advanced tomographic experiments, large detector sizes and large numbers of acquired datasets can make it difficult to process the data in a reasonable time.

However, only aftershocks with M > 3.5 were included in our hypocenter relocation, because the vast number of earthquakes after the mainshock made it difficult to process events with M < 3.5.

The effectiveness of this tool in the dinosaur tree is compromised, however, because (1) the animation moves very quickly from the full tree to the zoomed-in image, making it difficult to process all the information one is seeing, and (2) although it is possible to pause the animation, this feature of the exhibit is not clearly communicated.

"I think the biggest thing was that your lack of communication made it difficult to process your emotions within your own self," she said.

The problem with this method is that the large number of classification rules makes it difficult to efficiently process the scores.

To put it differently, the scale, heterogeneity, and velocity of urban data makes it difficult to manage, integrate, process, analyze, evaluate, and deploy.

This makes it difficult to compare processes and outcomes in one community with those in another when the two communities may not be comparable in either assets or objectives.