Sentence examples for sense challenges from inspiring English sources

In this sense, challenges in order to engineering planar thermoelectric devices at micro/nanoscale are properly identified.

The catena concept interpreted in a broad sense challenges pedologists to explicitly link soil geographic patterns with specific soil forming processes and environmental controls an approach that proved valuable in this study.

We must set about disrupting the current common sense, challenging the assumptions that organise our 21st-century political discourse.

And listening to a cellphone may be more distracting than chatting with a passenger, who would most likely sense challenging driving situations and stop talking.

All in some sense challenged a long-standing, often left-led consensus that blacks and other long-oppressed minorities continue to require unequal protections, in the name of a broader equality.

So, unless one conflates the occupation with Israel itself, boycotting settlements does not in any meaningful sense challenge the legitimacy of Israel.

However, a recent multicenter study - the target temperature management (TTM) trial [ 4] in OHCA patients found that a targeted temperature of 33°C did not confer a benefit as compared with a targeted temperature of 36°C and has in some sense challenged current guidelines.

These include: Common sense: Challenging the consumer to think of a good reason why not to purchase a product or service.

This single-sensor localization approach may offer a viable sensing solution to modern urban sensing challenges.

Our open hardware design addresses thermal sensing challenges, such as the time to heat the sensors, the efficiency of sensing, and the distribution of sensors across the skin.

Our study determined that further exploration into estimating sagebrush canopy N concentrations from an airborne platform is warranted, despite remote sensing challenges inherent to open canopy systems.