Sentence examples for one difficult problem from inspiring English sources

One difficult problem was how to propel the craft through the water.

One difficult problem in stereo vision is how to establish correspondence between features extracted from a pair of images.

One difficult problem to overcome is to measure surface area enrichment, as it is experienced by the small meiofauna.

As if saddling platonism with one difficult problem were not enough (section 3.4), Benacerraf formulated a challenge for set-theoretic platonism (Benacerraf 1965).

During her actual study sessions, Brianna either studied alone, reviewing her notes, scanning various digital resources, and doing practice problems, or with a group of friends in the library where she typically had on her headphones while surrounded by classmates who intermittently helped one another out on difficult problems.

One particularly difficult problem was the sequence of chapters, which, although suggested by some of his father's notations, was not always clear.

One particularly difficult problem is assessing tooth wear in the deciduous dentition where the tooth structure withstands the forces of tooth wear somewhat less than the permanent dentition.

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

"They are often jumbled up as one big very difficult problem that we can't fix because its 'Oh, it's really hard'.

In fact, the sounds of the corresponding drums in different kits may differ considerably (e.g., depending on the tension of the skin, the use of muffling in case of kick drum, or the instrument used to hit the drum that can be a mallet, a stick, rods, or brushes) and using only two examples of a certain drum category to recognise a third one is a difficult problem.

Among the many observations credited to Mark Twain is this one: "For every difficult problem, there is an easy solution... and it is almost always wrong".