Sentence examples for many difficulties such from inspiring English sources
Conventional MicroStrip Gas Chambers (MSGCs) have encountered many difficulties such as limited gas gain, spark-induced damage, etc.
With the development of SAR technology, target detection algorithms are confronted with many difficulties such as a complicated environment and scarcity of target information.
Current long-range underwater acoustic communication (UWAC) faces many difficulties such as great propagation loss, high ambient noise and long multi-path delay.
Observations of solar photosphere vector magnetic fields with a magnetograph are subjected to many difficulties, such as azimuth ambiguity, magnetic saturation, Faraday rotation, scattered light, polarization crosstalk, and wavelength shift, and so on.
The knowledge of evolutionary phenomena is entrusted to scientific teaching, which, in Italy and elsewhere, faces many difficulties, such as few available dedicated hours and tools, few opportunities for teacher training, and few possibilities for integrative curricular experiences.
However, CO2 storage in deep coal seam faces many difficulties, such as low initial injectivity and further permeability loss during injection, induced by the volumetric swelling effects of coal.
Phone operators will be responsible for checking suspected abuse, but industry sources say this raises many practical difficulties, such as checking residence when a British student is doing a six-month course in Germany.
In spite of its superior properties in the hardened state, HPC suffers from many practical difficulties such as its sensitivity to early-age cracking (which is associated with self-desiccation and autogenous shrinkage).
Nor was it foreseeable, except by our leader, that so many difficulties would arise — difficulties such as those with anonymity and masquerade and the lemminglike migratory waves of popular hatred that have come to define the Internet.
The agency faces many difficulties in serving such a highly politicized population, even though it does not police or administer the refugee camps (where one third of refugees live).
Besides many obvious technical difficulties such as ice contamination when removing the grid and problems with alignment, the electron dose of such tomograms is doubled, resulting in decreased resolution.
