Sentence examples for optical troubles from inspiring English sources

Indeed, SK, but not STIII larvae, could be raised outdoors (K. Naruse and S. Fukamachi, unpublished data), indicating that STIII with their less-pigmented eyes face more optical troubles than SK under strong light conditions.

At Level 4 the car won't need a driver except under certain conditions for example with changes in the weather or road conditions like black ice or a gravel surface which the typical AVs' optical sensors have trouble detecting.

However, estimates of carbon stocks and classifications created using optical sensors alone usually have trouble differentiating areas with high carbon stocks [31, 32].

However, estimates of carbon stocks and classifications created using optical sensors alone usually have trouble differentiating areas with high carbon stocks [ 31, 32].

The fact that this came on the same weekend as the "Muslim ban" is also troubling from a symbolic and optical standpoint.

And it is optical, meaning no track ball and its traction troubles.

Between all the systems -- computer, pneumatic, optical, mechanical -- there is plenty of room for trouble.

The troubles of voting machines may subside as optical scanning comes in, but they're unlikely to ever go away.

The trouble is that nobody has succeeded in making optical transistors that can do all and can also be made out of silicon.

The trouble is that to light up all those new optical cables and thus make them cost-effective requires a cost-effective requirest service providers (ISPs) that has yet to materialise.

Unlike conventional optical instruments, radio telescopes can work in bad weather and are less troubled by cosmic dust.