Sentence examples for timing difficulties from inspiring English sources

Respondents expressed their interest in individual work; it allows them to optimize time because of the technical and timing difficulties involved in synchronous meetings.

There have been some preliminary conversations about the potential for it to return but timing difficulties on both sides mean that there are no plans for TFI to come back," the source said.

No central timing difficulties were noted, but the AS group showed more irregularity in motor implementation (with a large effect size), and this irregularity correlated with general motor skills.

Vig incorporated some sonic corrections into the basic live band performance because Cobain had timing difficulties when switching between his guitar effects pedals.

19 For example, certifying patients with atrophic AMD also presents significant timing difficulties.

If timing difficulties of AD patients were mainly due to higher order cognitive impairments, their temporal performance should have been much worse for discrimination of supra-second intervals, that are known to require additional mnemonic and attentional demands to be correctly encoded.

A concept of data-drive self-timing (DDST) is employed to reduce the timing difficulty in the synchronized RSFQ circuit.

Pediatric pain is often undertreated/neglected due to time constraints, difficulties in timing of oral analgesics, fear of side effects of opioids and anxiolytics, and apprehension of additional pain in the use of local anesthetic injections.

(It strikes me that, were Miranda a woman, much more would have been made of this timing – the difficulty of having to be on stage every night with an infant at home.

The project faces many hurdles — including timing, the difficulty pedestrians in the park would have in reaching the East River bank, and finding up to $100 million to pay for it.

But no one on show has what you would call natural comic timing – a difficulty reinforced by the fact that half the cast aren't speaking their native language in a decision – presumably for commercial purposes – to write most of the dialogue in English.