Findings indicate that particular difficulties are experienced significantly more often by older drivers than younger drivers, in particular turning to look out of the rear window and getting in and out of the car.
For participants in our 'non-working' sample, the nature of their previous roles could have limited scope for workplace adaptation, and it has been documented that particular difficulties exist in any return to work process after a period of ill health for individuals with lower levels of educational achievement and often physically demanding jobs [ 25, 33].
For small and rural districts, already stretching staff to provide the basic curriculum, that poses a particular difficulty.
"It's a dead-end street, it's a stop sign, if you're one of those males that face this particular difficulty, you think: 'God, why me?
Experiment 1 showed that NL has particular difficulty discriminating sounds that differ in terms of rapid temporal changes, be they speech or non-speech sounds.
"Whether there is any particular difficulty that arises from colleagues or not, we won't know until it is openly discussed at meetings, but I am reasonably optimistic".
(That element presents a particular difficulty when one attempts to pass judgment on the issue of typicality versus untypicality in ancient and especially Archaic Greek history; it often is not known whether a given phenomenon is frequent or merely frequently attested. That kind of thing creates difficulties for what students of modern history call "exceptionalist" theories about particular states).
Consequently, no evidence was found that listeners encountered particular difficulty using phonetic labels with the nonspeech targets.
However, it may be useful from a practical point of view to form hypotheses about were further training might be necessary, if it appears that appraisers have particular difficulty with certain items.
It is not the purpose of this paper to delve into detail as to how the two differ, but in the course of our research, we have encountered one issue that ANT has particular difficulty accounting for: the researcher, which warrants further exploration here.
