"Given the difficulty and lack of speed with which ICAO can work, it will have a significant effect on the likely speed with which aviation emissions are addressed on a regulatory basis," Putnam said.
They found that 10 out of 10 quadriplegic patients, one nearly locked-in patient with some signs of twitching below the neck, and two out of three locked-in patients used the typing program without much difficulty, increasing their speed and accuracy with each use.
The responses are scored on a four-point scale: 0 without difficulty; 1 with some difficulty; 2 with difficulty; and 3 impossible.
The alternative answers were, (1) yes, without difficulty; (2) yes, with difficulty; (3) only with help; and (4) not at all.
The ordinal scale used to assess the limitation level consisted of the following response options: 1 = Without difficulty or with little difficulty; 2 = With moderate difficulty; 3 = With severe difficulty and 4 = Cannot carry out the activity.
And he has trouble with speed.
He seems unable to knock Mosley out, and he has difficulty coping with his speed.
Indeed, passing and overtaking can be achieved without difficulty if the lighter vehicle reduces speed and makes use of the shoulder.
The soloists dealt with their rigorous assignments without apparent difficulty, and the whole piece went down smoothly without leaving much aftertaste, good or bad.
For each domain there is a 4 level difficulty scale that is scored from 0 to 3, corresponding to "without any difficulty" (0), "with some difficulty" (1), "with much difficulty" (2), and "unable to do" (3).
There is no learning without some difficulty and fumbling.
