Sentence examples for precise difficulty from inspiring English sources

Then, there's the Jaeger-Mills method, in which educators assign precise difficulty ratings to test questions.

You can treat that information as a mantra tribute to progress, or you can see the precise difficulties that come with it.

Her speech is a beat slower but clear and precise; she has difficulty walking but she will move from using a walker to a cane next week.

They have the necessary band gap, but building a chip with them entails maneuvering billions of minute objects into precise locations — a difficulty that has bedevilled scientists for almost two decades.

The technical development of complexity theory aims to make such comparisons of computational difficulty precise and to show that the classification of certain problems as intractable admits to rigorous mathematical analysis.

This latter idea can be conceived only by analogy with the utterances of man, and its precise definition involves difficulties.

The high rate of problems warrants further investigation as precise details of difficulties experienced were not provided by the women in this study.

It was observed that larger particles of AgNPs are formed due to aggregation of nano particles which might be induced by the evaporation of solvent during sample preparation incase of SEM and the difficulty of precise cantilever tip attachment to the exact sample end during AFM set up.

He too emphasizes the difficulty of precise forecasts.

Nafisi's choice of Nabokov as an author to study is only partly an acknowledgement of the hard, precise beauty (and sometimes difficulty) of his prose, always read in English.

Discerning Bird players may prefer the most authentic experience possible, however, given that the addictive qualities that made Flappy Bird so madly popular were down to the game's precise control mechanism and difficulty.