Sentence examples for unbalanced difficulty from inspiring English sources
Although it received some positive remarks for its Battle Chip gameplay, many critics have complained that the game features a high or unbalanced difficulty level.
In addition, this method can effectively deal with each cluster after being clustered into two samples due to unbalanced training difficulties, so as to improve the accuracy of classification.
To overcome this difficulty, a flexible unbalanced control with peak current limitation for VSG under unbalanced operating conditions is proposed.
Athetosis - Athetosis is generally characterized by unbalanced, involuntary movements and a difficulty maintaining a symmetrical posture (e.g. cerebral palsy, choreoathetosis).
GameSpy's Benjamin Turner felt that the difficulty level was unbalanced rather than too steep, and that once a player gains a foothold on the gameplay and collects enough Battle Chips and power-ups, the challenge subsides.
Holmes appears to have talent, ambition, and intellect, but these qualities, unbalanced by authenticity, may have magnified her difficulties.
A failure to give them at least that will only further damage American interests.John OppermannNew YorkAn unbalanced sheetSIR – I read your article on the difficulties experienced by women in the accounting profession with interest ("Breaks and ladders", July 21st).
A classifier may be biased by unbalanced training samples due to a disparity between the difficulty of positive samples and that of negative ones.
56 The above lack of consensus regarding damage control indications has frequently resulted in the inclusion of heterogeneous populations of patients with unbalanced determinants of outcomes in damage control studies, resulting in difficulties in comparing outcome data across investigations.
A more serious difficulty is that by organizing the book around various Journal scoops, Smith and Emshwiller give an unbalanced view of the underlying activity at Enron that was being exposed.
