Sentence examples for which poses a challenge from inspiring English sources

Like many developed countries, Canada has an aging population, which poses a challenge for economic growth.

However, catechol is highly toxic, which poses a challenge for the bio-production of MA.

As the smart "self-care" industry booms, these wearable devices are getting ever smaller, which poses a challenge to designers.

Web workloads are known to vary dynamically with time which poses a challenge to resource allocation among the applications.

GaAs and Si form a non-ideal bandgap combination, which poses a challenge to the current matching requirement.

Surgical instruments, placed on the surgical mayo tray, are often cluttered, occluded and display specular light which poses a challenge for conventional recognition algorithms.

The predicted throughfall spatial distribution unveils localized dripping points, which pose a challenge to the correct sampling of throughfall.

Unfortunately, her recipe called for stirring into milk a tablespoon of "old matzoun," which posed a challenge for cooks without a friendly Turkish or Syrian neighbor.

It is based on finite difference methods on fixed Cartesian meshes which pose a challenge that the moving boundaries intersect the grid lines in an arbitrary fashion.

One of the biggest risks, analysts say, is that Apple moves into social networking or cloud computing, both of which pose a challenge to the Communist Party censors.

He is the Sinatra of the suit, hat and cigarette, all of which posed a challenge to the rotoscopers, along with his physical idiosyncrasies.