Sentence examples for special difficulties in from inspiring English sources

And there are special difficulties in this particular field.

We recognize that developing countries and countries with economies in transition face special difficulties in responding to this central challenge.

The notion of an original being, totally self-contained and totally self-intelligible, may not itself be coherent, as the 18th-century British philosopher David Hume and others have argued; alternatively, there may be special difficulties in saying to what it applies.

Although the difficulty, which arises from the changing sign of the velocity profile over the total cross-section of the two-fluid conduit of the counter-current problems, may be readily handled by the general formalism, the inclusion of axial heat conduction in the analysis presents special difficulties in obtaining analytical and/or computationally efficient solutions.

As one anticipates, explicit consideration of the sampling rate poses no special difficulties in the closed-loop eigenstructure design and the relevant expressions are developed in the paper, including a formula for the efficient evaluation of the derivative of the matrix exponential based on the theory of complex perturbations.

All these factors create special difficulties in the asymptotic analysis of boundary-value problems in thick junctions.

Special attention is paid to two-word terms with personal names, which make a special difficulty in translation.

Mandelson has been arguing that the government faces a special difficulty in trying to be honest with the public and the markets.

But Republicans in Congress face a special difficulty in deciding how to respond to mounting public pressure without undermining the Reagan Administration's relatively cooperative "constructive engagement" policy for engaging South Africa.

And was that ongoing desire to live for ever rooted there too? "There are a lot of things that machines can't understand currently because they are not that smart," he says, "but once they become so, I don't think there would be any special difficulty in understanding human suffering and death". That understanding might be one way they could be taught to respect human value, he says.

One special difficulty in editing the Periphyseon is that the earliest manuscripts preserve only the first three books whereas the extant manuscripts for Books Four and Five date from the twelfth century.