Examples of using Complex techniques in English and their translations into German
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Highly accurate, complex techniques often too costly.
Furthermore, they should be willing topractice regularly and to learn even complex techniques.
Turoca was swiftly crushed by the complex techniques Cetinia had learned from Hartich.
Quantum has for instance developed a called system Partial Response, Maximum Likelihood(PRML)that it employs complex techniques hardware and software.
Gerhard Hoehme's work is typified by these extremely complex techniques which he devised in order to break through the principles of painting.
In pursuit of their ultimate goal of winning the National Middle School Tennis Championship, members of the team make new friends while learning andmastering increasingly complex techniques.
Similarly we have a unique lighting model that incorporates complex techniques and effects before being processed into the semi-flat-shaded result you see.
Sometimes in South Africa(first world producer), it is necessary to go to seek gold in seams with 4000meters of depth under appalling human conditions, with complex techniques and a very high energy cost.
As a customer you should always ask whether these complex techniques have been used because they guarantee a long life and that the shoe can be resoled.
From this development, emerged the different patterns,from simple forms to complex techniques, colors and materials.
Thanks to the EU funding, we can continue developing the complex techniques necessary to translate these experimental treatment approaches into future clinical application.
The working model linked elements of the attic democracy, like the council of 500 andthe chorus contests with 500 participants happening once a year, with complex techniques of the simultaneity of speech production and thinking.
It can be said that up to 5 years,children are not yet ready to master complex techniques and skiing for them comes down to the pleasure of walking and descending from small slides.
In order not to compromise the quality of the ethical evaluation, additional time may be required for more complex project proposals due tothe number of disciplines involved, the novel characteristics and more complex techniques of the proposed project.
Thus simple methods(such as maps, checklists, matrices)have often proved to be succesful, while more complex techniques(such as multi-criteria analysis, Geographical Information Systems) have also been reported and are increasingly used.
The quality and the use of a single piece of information significantly get improved by applying complex techniques and the combination of different information with each other.
Medical Physics Expert: an expert in radiation physics or radiation technology applied to exposures within the scope of this Directive, whose ttaining and competence to act is recognised by the competent authorities; and who, as appropriate, acts or gives advice on patient dosimetry,on the development and use of complex techniques and equipment, on optimisation, on quality assurance including quality control, and on other matters relating to radiation protection concerning exposure within the scope of the MED.
You will learn the complex technique and get an insight into the rhythmic variety.
In his prints, Aatifi puts an emphasis on the complex technique of aquatinta-reservage.
Do not get involved too complex technique that requires a lot of investment in installation and maintenance.
The complex technique of dyeing garments comprised of both synthetic and natural fibers will become one of the cornerstones of C. P.
The deputy designer general ISS Yuri explained Vygonskoye,that the spacecraft- a complex technique, which 15 years, it operates without maintenance and in aggressive environments.
Unlike today's known forms of Energy Healing, this work can be practiced without complex technique or elaborate ritual.
It succeeds in simulating the complex technique of anaes¬thetics, using the features of modern computers and a mathematical model which describes the concentration of an anaesthetic drug in the major compartments of the body blood and target tissues.
Nut-cracking is a relatively complex technique employing three distinct objects, the nut, the anvil and the hammer, that need to be arranged and used in a particular way to open the nuts without smashing them.
Collotypes like these are today sought after rarities,as only a few experts around the world master this complex technique, requiring a lot of time and expertise and allow only limited editions.