Sentence examples for the problem of taking from inspiring English sources

During the 1905 season the Wrights further developed a catapult launch system designed to overcome the problem of taking off in the light winds prevailing at Huffman Prairie.

But emphasizing Obokata's gender and appearance exacerbates the problem of taking superficial achievements too seriously — the same error that infected Obokata's work.

In a similar way one can consider the problem of taking higher operator derivatives for functions of unitary operators.

Since it has a wide variety of work areas, students encounter with the problem of taking a decision on which sector to work in the future.

Though it does provide promising potential of dramatically decreasing the sampling rate via coprime pair, the estimation is inherently suffering the problem of taking much longer latency.

But a new software tool announced Monday by a Silicon Valley startup Avvenu might help solve the problem of taking more of your music to work or on the road.

I find it hard to go through all the problems of taking one with me as carry-on luggage.

Executives at Deutsche Telekom said they were equally frustrated and now use Global One as an object lesson in the problems of taking minority stakes in other companies.

The problem of take off and landing of UAV on aircraft carrier is a challenging one and is unique compared to UAV's used by Air Force and Army.

It also offers a method to eliminate the usual problem of taking the broader environmental aspects into account in the local management processes.

This procedure presents the difficult problem of taking the molecules apart and putting them back together.