Sentence examples for showing the difficulty of from inspiring English sources

A self-evaluated index showing the difficulty of the tasks, the NASA task loading index (TLX), was calculated for each of the UIs.

The retablos depict the human side of migration, thanking the Virgin Mary for protection while fording the Rio Grande, for example, or showing the difficulty of living far from home.

Showing the difficulty of finding common ground, a senior aide to the Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, issued a quick statement questioning the Democrats' lack of job specifics.

For the new dance, seen at the Kitchen on Friday evening, Mr. Abraham offers a coming-out tale — his own — showing the difficulty of growing up black and gay in a hip-hop world.

This thought experiment, first put forth by computing pioneer John Searle, is often trotted out (as I have done) as a quick way of showing the difficulty of defining intelligence.

The study, which had planned to recruit 166 patients, closed because of slow accrual, showing the difficulty of large studies in this patient group.

As a way of showing the difficulties of the job and the dangers faced by officers, the series was widely regarded as a success, so his risk was justified and should be repeated by the next office-holder.

The article reconstructs this relationship and its evolution showing the influence of decision-making models on planning theory, and showing the difficulties of managing complexity for planners.

Pantel struck a balance between showing what Sara does and showing the difficulties of running a nonprofit.

Another group also reported low concordance rates for INDELs between different sequencing platforms, further showing the difficulties of accurate INDEL calling [ 24].

Cuil's rough launch shows the difficulty of challenging major search engines.