This negotiation against difference is mirrored by the current mass production and dissemination of culture, whereby overt regional and national differences in this context, are in the first instance, perceived as troublesome barriers to mass sales.
One of the most troublesome barriers to progress was highlighted in the so-called Yale shooting problem (Hanks & McDermott 1987), a simple scenario that gives rise to counter-intuitive conclusions if naively represented with a non-monotonic formalism.
It saw the jumbo as a stop-gap until supersonic flight became the norm for mainstream long-haul flying.The irony is that Boeing, despite the glorious success of that stop-gap jumbo, is once more focusing on a high-speed solution (albeit just below the troublesome sound barrier).
A series of referenda even solved troublesome linguistic barriers of that country.
The language barrier may be very troublesome because the procedures are complicated.
Fortunately for the chief executive of Lenovo, a Chinese computer firm on a mission to conquer the world, the language barrier has not been too troublesome.
Cerebral tuberculosis infection is a fatal situation that requires rapid medical intervention; one of the drugs used in this case is IV RIF; however, the drug cannot pass the blood brain barrier (BBB) completely and the therapy is troublesome [22].
To tackle this issue and break down barriers to dissemination and adoption, the most troublesome aspects need to be identified for improvement, and which components or interfaces can be standardized or made easier to deploy.
Muldoon played through the pain barrier in the Championship, delaying an operation on a troublesome hip injury until after the All-Ireland final.
Simplifying the lecture content in such a way may also help students direct their learning, and has been proposed as a way to help students overcome troublesome knowledge, as they present scientific mechanisms in the absence of other barriers such new terminology (Peart et al., 2014).
