Examples of using Considerable technical in English and their translations into Hungarian
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GPS spoofing previously required considerable technical expertise.
One of the most considerable technical developments of Lampart was the invention of the researchers in the factory, the development of enamel system UNIVER S-99.
Its adoption will still require considerable technical work and resources.
It is a considerable technical challenge to devise indicators for monitoring the estimated level of undeclared taxes which can be accurate within the programme review periods.
And as a rule they bring about considerable technical difficulties in the production.
Careers in aviation require applicants a high level of skill and considerable technical knowledge.
Sell goods necessitating considerable technical experience and help for use and installment, such as materials handling products, mathematical- manage machinery, and PCS.
This work is extensive andin addition to the necessary national support requires considerable technical and financial support from the European Union.
The European Parliament considers that the introduction of a compulsory transfer option at this time would place too great a burden on some supplementary pension schemes and would, furthermore,cause considerable technical difficulties.
Introduction of an EU logo indicatingcompliance with EU requirements would present considerable technical obstacles and was opposed by almost all stakeholders.
After considerable technical innovations the town leadership made a decision:‘the municipal printing press, as an independent industrial unit, would be run separately in the future', in other words, it was to become a modern plant of its own standing.
The advantages of the Michelson interferometer were well-known, but considerable technical difficulties had to be overcome before a commercial instrument could be built.
Apart from the considerable technical challenges created by climatic conditions, the entire procedure relied on close, sustained relations between technical operators and the local populations in order to guarantee the best service at the best price.
The EESC supported22 the creation of FRONTEX and the future establishment of a European border guard and of a European border guard school, because border checks should be carried out by officials whohave a specialist understanding of people trafficking and considerable technical know-how.
In addition to economic assistance,one should emphasize the fact that the German government gives considerable technical and specialized support to the EU integrations process, for instance, by training Serbian administrative capacities for negotiations with the EU in the 15 major chapter.
In addition, the consensus-based selection of priority specific themes for the steel programme in the platform's Strategic Research Agenda should build areserve of priority topics(requiring both considerable funding and considerable technical resources) to be submitted in response to the annual calls for tender for RFCS steel research.
Related to this, the Bank's participation in a project, given its unique status as an'impartial'not-for-profit financier with a public policy mission and considerable technical expertise, can have an important effect in building confidence between the public and private parties to a transaction.
On the one hand, investments and equipment upgrades implemented by Antenna Hungária in the first six months of 2017 propelled the company to a prominent position in the market in the area of services provided by outside broadcast vans(including technical crews), while on the other hand,the company also excels in the production of complete programs, with its considerable technical and creative staff capacities, expertise and experience gained in this particular segment.
Whereas a small number of horizontal belt driers producing an air temperature at the entry point of a least 110 °C are currently in use in some Member States; whereas these are small, low-capacity installations whose operatingtemperature can not be increased without considerable technical modifications; whereas they may, therefore, be granted a derogation from the requirement for a minimum drying temperature of 350 °C, on the understanding that no new installations of this type will be approved after the beginning of the 1999/2000 marketing year;
The consensus-based identification of priority specific themes for the steel programme in the platform's Strategic Research Agenda should constitute a reserve ofpriority large-scale topics(requiring both considerable funding and considerable technical resources) to be submitted in response to the annual calls for tender for RFCS steel research.
The EU will continue to provide considerable political, technical and financial support to Georgia.
The new generation ofheaters differs significantly from historical predecessors by a considerable number of technical indicators.
In 1998, we have helpedin eliminating the flood catastrophe inflicting Petrozsény, Romania, through considerable manpower and technical equipment.
We have recently made considerable investments to improve the technical standard of the plant.
The renewal of the Ludus Črnuče Sport Park's lightingsystem was a complex task that required considerable professional and technical expertise.
That is why the EU should ensure that its considerable financial and technical support in the region is accompanied by a reinforced political presence and a well-defined conditionality.
(2) The development of computer programs requires the investment of considerable human, technical and financial resources while computer programs can be copied at a fraction of the cost needed to develop them independently.
Whereas the making of databases requires the investment of considerable human, technical and financial resources while such databases can be copied or accessed at a fraction of the cost needed to design them independently;
(7) Whereas the making of databases requires the investment of considerable human, technical and financial resources while such databases can be copied or accessed at a fraction of the cost needed to design them independently;
