Sentence examples for of difficult problems from inspiring English sources

The design of human-robot work cells is one of difficult problems of manmachine interaction.

He has a good claim to be considered the world's best technical player of difficult problems, and he proved it in 1998.

Although researchers, including some in his group, are getting "nice results" on certain aspects of artificial photosynthesis, lots of difficult problems remain to be solved.

DR. CHRISTISON has been attracted to a subject full of difficult problems, but he makes no very practical contribution to their solution.

"The entrepreneurial spirit which has made us great is sometimes at odds with a long-term pursuit of difficult problems that can be real opportunities for other entrepreneurs not yet with us".

Under the influence of the Flemish masters, these elements gradually disappeared as he became more skilled in the use of foreshortening, in depiction of details, and in the resolution of difficult problems in perspective.

Fortunately despite comissioning them, Amanda has since gone slightly AWOL/been sectioned, so the grills' creator has been left with a sort of difficult problem to solve.

These results include the simulation of the difficult problems of shock impingement on an ellipse and a more complex body with appendages, both with zero mass.

According to many authors, acute necrotizing pancreatitis (ANP) still remains one of the difficult problems of abdominal surgery.

To do so, we borrowed the notion of sensor (loop detector) location problem which is proven to be of utmost difficult problems in terms of computational expenses.

Experience has shown [25 27] that an appropriate combination of FFs and UFs frequently allows the solution of rather difficult problems.