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But it hardly present any difficulties for an intelligent algorithm.

This does not present any difficulty for modelling, since the goal point was always known, but distributions of errors are more difficult to make out "by eye" when plotted on a unified coordinate frame (see Fig.  12), motivating the use of illustrative "visualization" data as shown in Fig.  2.

He now thinks that a gradual rise to an oil price of $80 "would not present any great difficulties for the global economy".

Marcel argued that people's relationships to their own bodies is not one of typical "ownership," and so the fact of human embodiment presents a difficulty for any philosophy, such as Cartesianism, that wishes to place the fact of embodiment in doubt.

The proposal could present political difficulties for Republicans in Congress.

Novel after novel, the reconciliation of art and actuality continued to present stimulating difficulties for Maxwell.

Though ripe with possibilities, new packaging technologies can present new difficulties for vintners, Sacks said.

Other economists – including this one – have argued that the large differences in productivity among the member economies present serious difficulties for a monetary union.

Changes in regulation that could present serious difficulties for the way charities are run and raise funds How can a charity future-proof its staff?

It can have its UN resolution, but that will simply present further difficulties for its EU case.

This will present enormous difficulties for protecting their cultural identity". The Qiang's identity already has question marks.