Sentence examples for some difficulties from from inspiring English sources

By using operator semigroup theory, impulsive conditions, and fixed point methods, we overcome some difficulties from the proof of equicontinuity and compactness and obtain new existence results.

The multikernel offers a stable behavior, thus avoiding some difficulties from text datasets.

Many curious observers at this point, thinking it prudent, disentangled themselves with some difficulty from the constantly swelling crowd, and re-gained their homes.

Hodgkin rose with some difficulty from his chair: "My legs really are such an endangered species," he announced, although the rest of him seems to be flourishing.

We tried one more bank, and when they said no, tears burst with some difficulty from my swollen eyes, and the sight might have been so weird and sad that they finally said yes.

Rather surprisingly, and in spite of the fact that the totality of this image seems to be wrested with some difficulty from the lure of abstract patterning, there is much here that we can very quickly, and very readily, identify: the Gherkin, the NatWest tower, St Paul's Cathedral, all pent within the near-vanished walls of the old Roman city.

Its proper interpretation has been a matter of some difficulty from the time of his death in 1274.

Diego Rivera was brought with some difficulty from Mexico to paint a two-story mural in the stairwell between the 10th and 11th floors of the Stock Exchange Luncheon Club (now the City Club).

Some difficulties resulted from the manner in which documents had been archived, while in 2010 investigators discovered in the files of the Royal Military Police a number of relevant papers which had been "entirely absent" from those disclosed by the MoD in the high court proceedings.

Some difficulties stemming from this implication will be noted in the next section.

Some difficulties arise from Equation 8, particularly its gradients evaluation, due to the presence of the complementary error function.