Sentence examples for upon the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Metrics based upon the difficulty of obtaining such an allocation from the initial constraints are also generated.

Building upon the difficulty of communicating in English, Chinese international students face emotional issues such as loneliness and stress (Fischer 2012; McClure 2007).

The ElGamal encryption scheme can be defined over any cyclic group G. Its security depends upon the difficulty of a certain problem in G related to computing discrete logarithms.

This paper provides evaluations of in-situ and laboratory tests on materials for existing unreinforced masonry structures and, in particular, touches upon the difficulty of interpreting the results of NDE tests.

The program was designed upon the difficulty of taking into account all the molecular arrangements that are initially compatible with the experimental diffraction data of polymers, in particular when these consist of chemical repeating units with a wide accessible conformational space.

This result was expected based upon the difficulty of target-identification in each condition, namely in the target-absent trials there is no target to identify, in the exact-target condition the target is always the same and in the target-present condition there is a set of different targets to which a choice in response must be made.

A number of respondents also commented upon the difficulties they had in meeting potential partners; "When it comes to a partner, everything is fine until I mention my illness, in which case they don't want to know".

After the flight Burton impressed upon Johnson the difficulties of deflection shooting and the technique of a killing shot from line-astern or near line-astern positions; the duty of the number two whose job was not to shoot down enemy aircraft but to ensure the leader's tail was safe.

Expectations for success depend, in part, upon the perceived difficulty of the goal (Latham & Locke, 1991).

Gregory said Gingrich's comment on last Sunday's "Meet the Press" reflects upon the larger issue of the "difficulty of taking on Medicare in a campaign season".

Some described the difficulty experienced upon no longer qualifying for food distribution from the World Food Program (food ratio cards are often reduced after a refugee's first year in the settlement and sometimes are completely stopped after a few years).