Sentence examples for the difficulty of representation from inspiring English sources
Rather, the difficulty of representation itself becomes visible in the constructedness of the lines.
Our experience demonstrates that a common impediment, the difficulty of ensuring representation of students from multiple professions, can be overcome, though a commitment to properly funding and organising wider health professional education to encourage interprofessional learning and working continues to be a desirable goal.
The meeting was delayed by unavailing efforts to bring about an armistice first (the armistice eventually took effect from May 12), by the difficulty of securing the representation of the German Confederation (which was not a signatory of the Treaty of London), and by Bismarck's deliberate effort to postpone the opening until Prussia and Austria were in possession of all of Denmark.
They achieve the latter quality with diminishing success in view of the vastly increased number of publications that daily appear throughout the world, the failure of publishers to provide legal-deposit copies, and the difficulty of ensuring adequate representation of publications issued in the developing countries.
VHPI network construction and visualization subsection focuses on the difficulty of the faithfully representation of networks of this size.
Where studies exist, they are often restricted to the difficulties of increasing representation of minorities into research [ 19].
We argue that many problems in robotics arise from the difficulty of integrating multiple knowledge representation and inference techniques.
This representation, however, comes at the expense of increased data volume and the difficulty of interpreting the resulting representations.
Most of all, it articulates clearly the crisis of representation - the difficulty of finding the right words and deeds to express culpability and contrition - that Germany has suffered for so long.
The chart also could have been a graphic representation of the difficulty of crafting a $1 trillion package capable of making it through Congress at a time beset with political division.
It is also cognizant of the difficulty of obtaining a rounded geographical and subject-matter representation on the Standing Advisory Committee in the short time that was available.
