Examples of using Technically difficult in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They're technically difficult.
The project was large in scale and technically difficult.
So it's technically difficult and expensive.
Especially if it's something that is not technically difficult to produce.
Not only is it technically difficult and unstable and frightening, but your heart is going like crazy because of the altitude.
So it was really technically difficult.
In 1865, British climbers conquered the peaks of the Alps Matterhorn,to climb on the technically difficult path.
The work is very responsible and technically difficult, so not everyone can become a pilot.
It is technically difficult and is unreliable, especially in women and in fetal testing, so it is not routinely used nowadays.
At its head are several peaks above 6000 m, technically difficult to climb.
Not only is nuclear transfer technically difficult, but federal funds cannot be used in experiments involving this procedure.”.
One of his masses for six voices, the Missa Ave sanctissima Maria,is a six-voice canon, a technically difficult feat reminiscent of some of the work of Ockeghem.
The fourth section contains technically difficult moves such as the“Needle at The Sea Bottom”, but not as physically demanding as the third.
To summarize: there is no need to pay 20% and 80% of goods for delivery, customs, and resale,considering the fact that the products are not as technically difficult and long-lasting….
Although this climb is not technically difficult, it can fatigue even the the strongest riders.
The solo violin's entrance, after the original statement of the first theme by the orchestra, is considered to be one of the hardest to pull off in the violin repertoire,due to a combination of sparseness of scoring, technically difficult octaves and the exceedingly long orchestral opening that precedes it.
Apollo 11 was mainly a symbolic(though technically difficult) achievement, but nevertheless scientifically significant.
However, this procedure is very rarely performed on a patient suffering fromerectile dysfunction because it is very costly, technically difficult to carry out, and may not always be effective in solving the problem.
The fourth section contains technically difficult moves such as the“Needle at The Sea Bottom”, but not as physically demanding as the third.
For example,Chopin's études are considered not just technically difficult, but also musically very powerful and expressive.
Many of them are technically difficult to execute, such as the piece completed for the Gagosian show that comprises 25781 one-millimetre spots that the poor bloody assistants had to paint without repeating any single colour.
Of course, high pressure fuel pump- the most important and technically difficult knot in fuel supply system, but the fuel injection equipment is not limited.
For this reason, it is technically difficult for new carmakers to enter the industry and convince new clients to purchase their products.
It's very difficult, technically and financially to control.
It's very difficult technically to do that.
Technically it was difficult to execute.
It was technically too difficult to make a laser of such a force that could shoot down enemy aircraft and fuel tanks.
I knew that technically shouldn't be too difficult.