Sentence examples for this latter challenge from inspiring English sources

There are now a number of complementary techniques that tackle this latter challenge, and in particular we refer the reader to work of Guillamon and Huguet [9] (using Lie symmetries) and Osinga and Moehlis [10] (exploiting numerical continuation).

Inability to decisively answer this latter challenge is not generally taken to impugn our knowledge concerning tables and chairs, nor are physicists expected to lay it to rest before proceeding with their science.

This latter challenge was briefly evoked above (" Political Selection's Devo-Evo Mechanics"), and it can now be discussed in more detail.

The SDPI-DP is addressing this latter challenge by developing peer-to-peer consultation models, by disseminating tools that spring from the grantee programs' experience, and by facilitating collaboration across the private, tribal, and federal entities that comprise the Native American health system.

In this study we focus on the latter challenge.

In trying to deal with the latter challenge, the penultimate section, in which Konstantin becomes a teacher, feels like a thinly disguised introductory course on astrophysics – not uninteresting as an essayistic digression, but a bit wearying.

This study offers practical and detailed reference for LCA practitioners in all countries facing the latter challenge, which will persist until integrated national LCI databases finally become available.

Many philosophers have responded to the latter challenge by rejecting the assumption that our interest in moral responsibility is an interest in a single phenomenon.

Quality metadata should be provided in an achievable format, while the latter challenge addresses requirements related to implementation costs, hardware technology, workflow framework, overall architecture etc., that are important but beyond the scope of this article.

Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging can circumvent the latter challenge [4, 5, 6, 7, 8] but the potential effects of Gd-based contrast agent on the foetus have not been determined, with one animal study suggesting teratogenicity [9].

In answer to the latter challenge, in Republic II, Glaucon and Adeimantus repeatedly urge Socrates to show what value justice has in itself, apart from its rewards and reputation.