The language is dense, allusive, hip and sharp, which is to say, very difficult to perform.
"I talk about sex all day long, and when I come home at 11 p.m., it is very difficult to perform".
"And it is very difficult to perform work requiring fine motor coordination, such as writing or using a computer, when shivering," Dr. Askew said.
In general, fund managers have access to the same information as their peers and, for liquidity reasons, tend to focus on the largest stocks in the market; this makes it very difficult to perform better than the benchmark, particularly after costs and fees are deducted.
"There are some commonly used moves in stripping — various pole tricks, some of which are very difficult to perform, but that doesn't make it choreographed," Mr. Goldfarb told the judges, who interrupted him several times to ask whether he was drawing a distinction between low-class performances and high-class dances.
However, it is very difficult to perform a blinding of stimulation in such a study design.
However, this process is very difficult to perform because of macropore localization issues.
Articular malunions often require a multiplanar osteotomy, which can be very difficult to perform with conventional planning.
In routine clinical practice of emergency care, it is very difficult to perform diagnostic procedures during ambulance transport.
The method is based on the crack equivalent concept and does not require crack length monitoring during propagation, which is very difficult to perform accurately in these tests.
When the soil extension is very high, it is very difficult to perform accurate analysis because of excessive cost of characterization and successive analytical measurements.
