Sentences with phrase «hurdle for using»

The biggest hurdle for using professional resume writing services is the cost.

Increasing use of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Once regulatory hurdles for the use of autonomous air vehicles are cleared, UAS developments could give logistics companies the opportunity to move freight away from central hubs to dispersed regional airfields and change how we transport goods by air.

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«I quickly realized that, in addition to misconceptions about bitcoin being used for porn or fraud, security was one of the main hurdles holding it back to wider use,» he said.

Administrative Law Judge Ann O'Reilly, of the Minnesota Office of Administrative Hearings for the Public Utilities Commission ruled late on Monday that Enbridge should be issued permission for the replacement, but said the company should use its existing right of way, adding hurdles to the project's construction.

One of the biggest hurdles for this or any other payment system is the need for scale: Using paper bills or coins or even credit cards works, because they are accepted virtually everywhere, and they are a known quantity and have well - established companies (and government regulations) behind them.

But for farmers, getting over the price hurdle isn't the only problem with the RFID system, according to Wool Producers Australia (WPA) policy spokeswoman Jo Hall, who said using the tags in a practical scenario could pose problems.

For example, stuffed peppers were one of my greatest hurdles because he was used to traditional...

She added that she fears the city will still try to use the current Individualized Education Program system, which determines what services students are eligible for, as a hurdle from having to pay for students to get education reimbursement elsewhere.

While body cameras have found support from both law enforcement and police watchdog groups, the cost of operating a body camera program remains a hurdle for departments that want to use them.

One of the weapons used by defenders of the status quo is to set high hurdles for innovations.

But unlike some other experimental treatments for spinal cord injury, deep brain stimulation has already cleared the hurdle of FDA approval for use in movement disorders.

The process to make the capsules might pose some technical hurdles for broader use, he said.

Several U.S. carriers, including Continental Airlines, have conducted successful test flights using alternative fuels, but significant hurdles remain before these can be certified for commercial use.

It is useful for a mentor to lay down well - defined hurdles for each mentee which may be used by the student to stay on course as well as to assess progress.

Attrition of novel drug candidates due to cardiovascular liabilities (including proarrhythmic risk due to delayed ventricular repolarization and Torsades - de-Pointes arrhythmia) remains a hurdle for drug discovery efforts, a hurdle which may be mitigated by the use of human induced pluripotent stem - cell derived (hiPSC)- cardiomyocytes.

Their main hurdle is equipment: Laboratories like theirs use a different kind of mass spectrometer than hospitals do, so the team is currently adapting their technique for a mass spectrometry platform already used for diagnosing metabolic birth defects in many hospitals.

And any therapies using ES cells will have to go through significant regulatory hurdles before they are approved for use in Europe, notes Alexander Denoon, of the London law firm Lawford Davies Denoon, which specializes in biotechnology patents.

In the past, several hurdles prevented physicians from using whole - body MRIs to look for tumors.

Reservoirs release climate - changing methane, inundate ecosystems and obstruct rivers that salmon and other wildlife use for migration and hunting, leading to public opposition and environmental clearance hurdles that many regard as insurmountable.

In awarding the 2010 Kavli Prize for Astrophysics to Nelson, Wilson, and Angel, the judges said they used «truly innovative solutions» to overcome the hurdles they faced, adding: «All three telescope concepts have had outstanding successes, leading to a wide range of fundamental discoveries.»

Modifications for Mitochondrial MEDEVAC However, when they then went on to attempt to use their system to introduce WT mitochondrial tRNAs into MELAS and MERRF cybrids — and thus rescue oxidative phosphorylation (OXPHOS)-- Teitell's group encountered a series of hurdles requiring additional modification of their constructs.

«The greatest hurdle in using quantum objects for computing is to preserve their delicate superpositions long enough to allow us to perform useful calculations,» said Andrea Morello, leader of the research team and a Program Manager in the ARC Centre for Quantum Computation & Communication Technology (CQC2T) at UNSW.

Now we know it's possible in a mouse, but it remains a major hurdle for any therapy used to treat the human brain.

The discovery clears the way for breeders to develop wheat varieties with the disease - and pest - resistance traits of other grasses, using a legion of genetic tools that can reduce crop losses and pesticide use while foregoing the cost, regulatory hurdles and controversy of genetically modified organisms, or GMOs.

One hurdle for C — H functionalization has been that it's a two - electron oxidation process, but inexpensive first - row transition metals used as catalysts typically are capable of one - electron redox activity.

You can use a small set of plyo boxes to train for particular sports skills, such as hurdling, jumping, landing on one leg and leaping.

It is much more dynamic and requires an ability to change direction rapidly to avoid rocks and roots, to jump and hurdle unexpected obstacles in the path, to use the arms much more dynamically for steering and balance, and to remain upright when it seems gravity and mother nature are trying their damnedest to bring you down.

Try this instead: In lieu of using the Smith machine for heavy lifts, consider using it for hurdle drills to warm - up the hips.

Innovative features like «Let's Meet» and the advanced communication as well as search options help in simplifying the process of online dating, by giving you plenty of opportunities to find and connect with like — minded singles from all over the world without facing any major hurdles and in case you do find any difficulty using the site, the built - in client support as well as the comprehensive FAQ section would be available for your assistance.

-- The worst hurdles for beginning readers are the irregular pronunciations of EA (treat - treasure), much used for short / e /, and of O, by itself (only, once, other), or in combination with other letters (food — flood, trout — trouble), many of which are used for short / u /.

Using this formula, New Orleans wouldn't clear the first hurdle to become the go - to city for our theoretical low - SES family, since Louisiana is one of the poorest - performing states in the country on NAEP.

Talk about jumping through hurdles for anyone (particularly families) who want to use this tool to figure out how a school is doing.

The widespread use of electronic grade books, strongly aligned benchmark assessment systems and report generators that provide analytics more aligned to the critical questions teachers want to ask, are reducing the high hurdles and frustrations experienced by teachers and make it easier for them to assimilate the practice in real time, not dependent on seat time in a course.

Using a chapter on mind - sets from the book The Skillful Team Leader: A Resource for Overcoming Hurdles to Professional Learning for Student Achievement by Elisa B. MacDonald (Corwin, 2013), the cohort designed professional development to foster staff's self - reflection about mind - sets and the effect they can have on adults and students.

Yes, you pay more for the privilege and it'll probably use more fuel, but if you've been waiting years for an officially - sanctioned European Mustang then falling at the final hurdle by opting for four cylinders seems like a great shame.

Law, not tech, has always been the single biggest barrier to autonomous vehicles gaining approval for use on public roads, but it seems that even that hurdle has been at least partially removed.

Laurie, the biggest hurdle for a new writer used to be getting a foot inside the publishing door.

But when a work is more directly based on another author's creation — using the same characters and setting, for instance — the legal hurdles can be greater.

One of the hurdles that librarians face is the ease of use for their patrons; after all, if patrons can not navigate a cumbersome system, patron and librarian support and demand for ebook lending may fall.

That HP also wanted to continue using the WebOS for use in its printers could have been another good reason to scare awaw potential suitors, though in any case, the real hurdle could not have been anything else besides the high price tag.

Whether that'll be easy to use is a big question, and Amazon will have to prove that it won't be a hurdle for new customers.

He admits that the thresholds he uses for these qualifying variables are somewhat subjective, but these are the hurdles he uses in his own trading.

Some agencies may allow one card for emergency use, but this can be a difficult hurdle for people.

A vehicle with a junk title typically has no resale value except as a source of parts and can usually not be re-titled for road use without overcoming significant state inspection hurdles.

Dr. Garner is focused on how to best use stem cells for dogs and in this quest, he discovered several hurdles that must be overcome before it made sense to offer stem cell therapy to his clients.

Flyball — this high - energy activity involves two teams of four dogs who engage in a type of human relay race using one or more hurdles, with the one team competing against the other team for the fastest time to the finish.

-- this high - energy activity involves two teams of four dogs who engage in a type of human relay race using one or more hurdles, with the one team competing against the other team for the fastest time to the finish.

The obstacles are smaller versions of the obstacles used for dog agility and include hurdles, hoop jump, A-frame, tunnels, steps and weave poles.

«There exists one major accessibility hurdle for disabled cruise passengers: all of the main cruise lines use tenders (rather than a pier) to bring passengers ashore.

If you can get past the initial hurdle of learning to use your hook and other gadgets quickly and effectively, Flinthook can keep you «hooked» for many hours.