Ejemplos de uso de Difficult to separate en Inglés y sus traducciones al Español
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These concepts are difficult to separate.
They are difficult to separate from the parent plant.
After each encounter, it became more difficult to separate.
It was so difficult to separate from that person.
This makes them waterproof butalso makes them difficult to separate.
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It is somewhat difficult to separate ExpressVPN and StrongVPN.
Different reasons mix with one another and it is difficult to separate them.
It's a little difficult to separate disks, especially one by one.
Democracy and self-determination are closely linked and difficult to separate.
May be difficult to separate this from seasonal lack of appetite.
If the microphone remains difficult to separate, apply more heat.
It is difficult to separate what happens in outer space from what happens here on earth.
In some countries it is extremely difficult to separate earned from unearned benefits.
In practice, it is difficult to separate the child from both his or her parents because the country does not have enough care facilities, and the capacity of existing facilities is insufficient.
APPLICATIONS Separation of close boiling components that are difficult to separate by distillation.
Eventually, it becomes difficult to separate them, and determine which movie is which.
She did say, however, that the one wasoften incorporated into the other and it was sometimes difficult to separate what was"services" as opposed to"IEC.
On occasions, it has been difficult to separate the professional from the personal.
It is difficult to separate, with precision, the activities and the associated resources proposed for programmes in 20042005 between the Convention and the Protocol.
This molecular study also suggests that Fionidae is rich in cryptic species complexes, difficult to separate by traditional taxonomic characters, and a great previously undetected species diversity.
The two taxa are difficult to separate in the field and more than a few field ornithologists have commented that it is impossible to tell the two apart.
These characters are difficult to separate because they are usually“glued” in print.
Hence, it was very difficult to separate the statis tics of past operations, in order to derive population estimates and/or catch quotas.
In these cases it is also necessary but difficult to separate the leveraging contribution from the programme results on the ground.
Meanwhile, it remains difficult to separate long-term trends from decadal oscillations and stochastic noise.
We believe that it is very difficult to separate the issue of security of the defenders from what is generating the risk.
These two pools are often difficult to separate and therefore treated as a single carbon pool Chmura et al. 2003.
Such a decision would be difficult to separate from the facts and legal questions which belong to the jurisdiction of the Tribunal.
This has made it more difficult to separate national and multilateral interests, raising a series of implications for nation State policy-making.
In particular, it was observed that it was difficult to separate the activities that had taken place during the period under review from those undertaken in other years.