Sentence examples for surmount the difficulties from inspiring English sources

Kalfus exaggerates this notion, making it the basis for a scientist's carefully developed project to communicate with the advanced race of Martians (which he bases on the belief that it would take a more evolved civilization to surmount the difficulties posed by the super-arid Martian climate).

Writing in the Daily Telegraph, WA Darlington felt that Robeson was a "really memorable" Othello precisely because he was black: "By reason of his race Mr Robeson is able to surmount the difficulties which English actors generally find in the part".

Liszt commented: "I thought there were only two men able to surmount the difficulties ... there are three, and ... the youngest is perhaps the boldest and most brilliant".

Our main objective in this paper it to present a novel metaheuristic which exploits cooperative parallelism in order to surmount the difficulties mentioned above.

The centrepiece of that earlier collection was an essay in which Franzen lamented, analysed and ended up surmounting the difficulties of writing novels in an age when everyone had better (ie worse) things to do than read 'em.

Either because the patient introduced them and they wished to respect the patient's language, because they lacked alternative terms or because they believed that using the terms with additional explanation surmounted the difficulties created by using a problem term.

As Ophelia, Shinobu Nakamura, one of Japan's young onnagata (female impersonators), triumphantly surmounts the difficulty.

The approach surmounted the difficulty of the large size difference between the chip and the ULK layers in computations.

Here we present a method for robust and efficient parameter estimation which uses two main strategies to surmount the aforementioned difficulties: (i) efficient global optimization to deal with nonconvexity, and (ii) proper regularization methods to handle ill-conditioning.

Even asylum seekers who surmount the psychological difficulty of this limbo confront constant practical challenges, such as finding healthcare, a job, or a place to stay.

And the dancers rouse the audience to appreciative applause and cheers when they surmount all the difficulties of synchronized marching and coordinated strength in their immensely difficult version of "The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers".