Examples of using Technically difficult in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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It is technically difficult.
However, measuring GFR is technically difficult.
It turned out to be technically difficult to place a sleeping place in the basement with the bathroom.
The Czech Republic andMalta said a turnover tax would be technically difficult to implement.
This is technically difficult.
The only drawback of this solution is its high cost,since such a device is technically difficult.
None of this is technically difficult.
British climbers conquered the peaksof the Alps Matterhorn, to climb on the technically difficult path.
Nothing here is technically difficult.
And, finally, this material is effective for cases when the use of other heaters is inefficient or technically difficult.
The welding seam is technically difficult and the weld is irregular.
Back then, changing the pre-installed applications on your computer, oradding new ones, was technically difficult and time-consuming.
But expansionary policy is technically difficult once short-term interest rates reach zero.
Antonio García Martínez, a former Facebook product manager,says that sending Mr Dehaye his Pixel data would be technically difficult.
Choose those exercises that for you is not technically difficult to perform, to avoid injury, sprain.
Such treatment is technically difficult, it requires a highly skilled neurosurgeon, and its cost is very decent(from 20,000 to 180,000 rubles).
Review preceding access is all the more necessary where it is technically difficult to exclude all data of this kind from retention.
However, they are technically difficult to perform and therefore are conducted only at a handful of centers in the country.
Antonio García Martínez, a former Facebook product manager,explained to The Economist that sending Dehaye his Pixel data would be technically difficult.
Such a project is not only technically difficult, but the capital costs will likely be much higher than the mentioned amount.
Journalists mocked it, clinicians ignored it, and women shunned it,claiming that the condom was aesthetically unappealing and technically difficult to master.
Laboratory testing for HIT is insensitive and/or technically difficult so pretest probability should be high before ordering any blood test.
The hiking trails in the Redwood National and State Parks vary in length but are all generally quite easy,with very few, if any, technically difficult areas on most trails.
Although it(the cloning process) looks technically difficult, those with enough financial resources and the ambition to be the first to(publicly) create a cloned child are likely to try.”.
Projection mapping(known as Shader Lamps), where a real object is overlaid with a projected image,is both costly and technically difficult to achieve, according to NTT Communication Science Laboratories.
It seems therefore to be technically difficult to be able to determine individually the exact consumption of each inhabitant of the building in co-ownership concerned as regards the thermal energy emitted by the internal installation.
However, this procedure is very rarely performed on a patient suffering from erectile dysfunction because it is very costly, technically difficult to carry out, and may not always be effective in solving the problem.
The fact is that such teeth are technically difficult to freeze, but for experienced specialists it is not difficult, since from the theoretical and practical side they are well-trained and know all the possibilities of qualitatively anesthetizing 7 and 8 teeth.
However, this procedure is very rarely performed on a patient suffering from erectile dysfunction because it is very costly, technically difficult to carry out, and may not always be effective in solving the problem.
In cases where it is technically difficult to specify the composition of a product at the time of manufacture, any fibres known at that time may be stated on the label provided that they account for a certain percentage of the finished product;