Sentence examples for more difficult application from inspiring English sources

A slightly more difficult application of the Mayer Vietoris sequence is the calculation of the homology groups of the Klein bottle X.

We also apply the method to doubly periodic shear-layers to assess the performance of the method on more difficult applications.

LANGRETH: Remote surgery is a more difficult technology application because surgery often requires tactile feel the physician literally feeling around in your body, and that is hard to do from 1000 miles away.

KCl) the oxygen evolution reaction becomes more significant, and the formation of bubbles prevented or made more difficult the application of in situ techniques for the simultaneous study of the thickness and optical properties of the anodic layer.

However, it was a little more difficult in application," she says.

Its most spectacular achievement was a plan for reducing the cost of one of the more difficult solar applications-the direct production of electricity from sunlight by means of the photovoltaic cell.

But the answer the court gave was hardly definitive, leaving for another day some of the more difficult issues of application.

Although it's easy to send a message, often deciding how to send the message is more difficult; Tessa's application eliminates that decision.

At the same time it is still more difficult to use the application independent constrained natural language GUI than a specially tailored and constrained application dependent GUI.

Furthermore, the special characteristic of HJ-1A data (i.e., the distribution of noise and interference present in spectral and spatial domain) makes its application more difficult.

Calls for precaution are easy to make, but we argue that in the absence of convincing evidence of a possible health risk, it is far more difficult to justify the application of the PP as part of an evidence-based public policy approach.