Collocations withchallenge
These are words often used in combination withchallenge.
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big challenge
However, digital image analysis of three-dimensional data sets still represents a big challenge.
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considerable challenge
Music represents a considerable challenge for visualisation, because it has many attributes which change over time and the relationships between these attributes are complex.
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constitutional challenge
An "as-applied" challenge, on one usage, is any constitutional challenge that seeks to vindicate the personal rights of the claimants. 35.
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continuing challenge
One continuing challenge is that the technology changes so quickly, as the work with the dateline seam demonstrates.
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daunting challenge
This proved a daunting challenge because of the complexity of the disease, and the variability of symptoms across and within individuals as the disease progresses.
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developmental challenge
The early experiences of adversity are likely to make transitions to subsequent developmental challenges more difficult.
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difficult challenge
He also states that pure, strict legal moralism represents the most difficult challenge for the liberal.
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elimination challenge
The top two vote-getters then competed in an elimination challenge as in earlier episodes.
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engineering challenge
I can understand the specialists' tremendous interest in the project, for it is a wonderful engineering challenge to high-grade people.
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enormous challenge
Of course, the task of specifying how this is done represents an enormous challenge.
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ethical challenge
A sixth methodological and ethical challenge was how to ensure parents received a quality service as well as participating in research.
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formidable challenge
Perhaps unsurprisingly, this volume's reach is both its greatest strength and its most formidable challenge.
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fundamental challenge
For physicians, this question of professional identity (and integrity) remains a fundamental challenge, a challenge that will be magnified by the practice of cosmetic neurology.
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immense challenge
The two rapporteurs have budgeted for the structural, administrative and logistical needs which the immense challenge of enlargement will very soon present us with.
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immunity challenge
The tribe that won the immunity challenge was completely safe from any eliminations for three days.
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intellectual challenge
Design remains both an intellectual challenge and a practical enterprise and will continue to be so.
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legal challenge
The thirty-day limit is in itself a very restrictive period of time in which to prepare a legal challenge.
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logistical challenge
The fundamental logistical challenge for students of personality stems from the fact that thousands of personality attributes have been identified.
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major challenge
Attempting to write a global geographical perspective on organic agriculture is a major challenge.
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methodological challenge
This raises a methodological challenge since the categories of "mind talk" (function) and "brain talk" (structure) do not map directly one on to the other.
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ongoing challenge
Finding ways to avoid or compensate for the limitation of both field observations and simulation results is the difficult and an ongoing challenge.
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peremptory challenge
I am one of those who think that what is called "peremptory challenge" ought, within reasonable limits, to be preserved.
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primary challenge
The primary challenge is contamination of the samples with organisms external to the environment of interest.
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serious challenge
This cycle hypothesis of an alternating unity and plurality in the history of economics or any field, however, faces a serious challenge.
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significant challenge
Due to their indefiniteness and often poor spectral properties, such linear systems represent a significant challenge for solver developers.
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technical challenge
The main technical challenge for the final recompression of the high-energy pulse is the damage threshold limitation of the compression gratings.
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technological challenge
Furthermore, access to these deep subsurface habitats remains a technological challenge that is unlikely to be achieved in the near future.
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tough challenge
Modeling the effect of the buoyancy control of the robot in its sinking rate can turn out to be a tough challenge and is already under investigation.
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tremendous challenge
Untangling medieval hymnal history was a tremendous challenge for twentiethcentury scholars.
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unique challenge
In addition, it brings a unique challenge to computer scientists and engineers to add the concept of the system's 'self'.
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urgent challenge
The need to restructure old-age provision systems has therefore become an urgent challenge for the old member states.
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