Sentence examples for the difficulty of searching from inspiring English sources

He gave an extraordinary insight into the difficulty of searching for the novichok.

It is possible there is information there that no one has publicized before because of the difficulty of searching through the original leaks.

Further south in Abuja, however, there is sympathy for the scale of the challenge posed by Boko Haram and the difficulty of searching for the girls in a forest spanning 60,000 square kilometres.

But shippers say that several categories of cargo, including art, pharmaceuticals, high-tech equipment and perishable food, are almost always passed over when airlines have discretion because of the difficulty of searching such crates should an explosives-residue test or bomb-sniffing dog give reason to do so.

Some of the new options address the difficulty of searching back through time.

Conference proceedings were also excluded due to the difficulty of searching and obtaining presentation documents that may have included the relevant citation.

The work illustrates the difficulties of searching precursors of earthquake in the ionosphere, but also, it reminds the importance for considering the effect of atmospheric waves on the ionosphere as well as the applicability of statistical approach.

As a recent graduate, I've experienced unexpected difficulties in moving to a new city: mental exhaustion, feeling like a stranger in an unfamiliar place, and a recurring lack of motivation caused by the difficulties of searching for a job.

In order to overcome the complexity of the structure comparison problem and the difficulties of searching a large structure database, existing methods commonly proceed to represent protein structure in a summarized form.

To empirically evaluate the fitness of various IDim estimations with the actual difficulty of searching in metric spaces, we compare two representatives of each of the broadest families of metric indices: those based on pivots and those based on compact partitions.

For instance, in the case of 5-2 thets, the mode of the distribution (the most probable length) decreases systematically with the difficulty of the searching task, indicating that saccadic movements somehow adapt to the complexity of the image.