Sentence examples for most challenging feature from inspiring English sources

The fastest of them, and without question the most challenging feature in all of grand prix racing, is the Eau Rouge sweep at the bottom of the plunging section that runs to the rear of the pit-paddock area.

The secondary EALD group found prepositions particularly challenging, which was less the case for the Chinese undergraduates, for whom prepositions were the third most challenging feature, rather than the first.

The most challenging feature of skeletal onlay grafting lies not with the technique of placement but in the selection of the proper size which matches both the patient and physician's esthetic goals.

Mitigation of the sonic boom and improvements aerodynamic efficiency in flight are the most challenging features of civil supersonic transport.

The most challenging features in VANETs are their dynamic topology and mobility, where vehicles are moving at variable and high speeds and in different trajectories.

ALPS21 is part of a larger empirical study, Liberal Arts and Sciences for the 21st Century (LAS21), which investigates how students, parents of students, faculty, administrators, trustees, young alums, and job recruiters conceive of the purposes, goals, best practices, and most challenging features of undergraduate education in the United States.

Pain, fatigue, proprioception difficulties and repeated cycles of injury were among the most challenging features of living with JHS.

The methods necessary for high-quality 7 T fMRI in ventral brain regions, in particular the amygdala, need to target the two most challenging features: (1) signal loss from susceptibility-related field inhomogeneities and (2) strong temporal signal fluctuations due to motion and physiological artifacts.

Among the most challenging structural features to figure out is symmetry, where an RNA strand folds into two or more identically shaped loops.

Click here to listen to a discussion about educating children in some of the world's most challenging contexts, featuring these guests: President Jose Ramos-Horta of Timor-Leste and Dr. Rima Salah, former Deputy Executive Director of UNICEF.

Click here to listen to a discussion about educating children in some of the world's most challenging contexts, featuring these guests: Sibeso Luswata, UNICEF Southern Sudan Chief of Education; Paul Martin, UNICEF Representative in Colombia; and Geeta Verma, UNICEF Deputy Representative in Iraq.