Sentence examples for traditional difficulty from inspiring English sources

A traditional difficulty with high-explosive hypervelocity launching techniques is that extreme loading generally causes hydrodynamic deformation of the projectile either incidentally or by design.

The STEM-humanities dichotomy has been a traditional difficulty for parents, because English, psychology, history, and arts majors have been at a financial disadvantage over the past few decades.

Ray Park as Snake-Eyes A mysterious ninja commando who took a vow of silence, a departure from the character's traditional difficulty in speaking due to grievous vocal wounds, a close member of the Arashikage ninja clan, and Storm Shadow's rival.

Within such a context, incentivizing partnerships between community health networks and academic centers might also help to alleviate the networks' traditional difficulty in raising private funding, given the tendency of domestic foundations and wealthy donors to focus on groundbreaking scientific innovation as opposed to primary care and prevention.

Perhaps that was designed to let word-of-internet, emanating from those places, bypass traditional difficulties with comedies travelling – especially as McCarthy is still in the consolidation phase of stardom.

The traditional difficulties of defining roles and allocating resources among levels of care should be reassessed.

The relational view avoids the traditional difficulties in taking the q's as univocal simply by noticing that a q does not refer to a system, but rather to a pair of systems.

In this work, designs utilizing this operating principle are proposed which can achieve higher changes in reflectivity than those achievable by traditional methods, thus overcoming the traditional difficulties in the detection of very high frequency (10 GHz range) SAWs.

Since PEG is non-toxic, anti-immunogenic and approved by the FDA [9, 17], the potential of magnetic modulation makes it an attractive alternative for overcoming traditional difficulties in actuating conventional micro- or nano-structures using chemical, mechanical or thermal excitation [20 22].

Because the proposed method is designed to circumvent the traditional difficulties associated with the detection and measurement of strains corresponding to local neck regions of aluminum alloys, it is offered as a tool for the formability analyst who desires to employ a reliable stress space forming limit model in their formability analysis.

This approach is scientifically valuable because it enables much longer simulation trajectories to be performed in the same amount of time, and reduces the traditional difficulties of scaling a large simulation to many separate processors.