Examples of using Technically difficult in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Technically difficult to repair.
Wouldn't that be technically difficult?
How technically difficult is it?
This method, however, is expensive and technically difficult.
Is it technically difficult to solve?
The Traxion sole is greatly adherent even on technically difficult paths.
It is technically difficult to achieve.
Although, it has many advantages over conventional nuclear power, it has been technically difficult to develop.
It is technically difficult to address.
And, finally, this material is effective for cases when theuse of other heaters is inefficient or technically difficult.
Were they technically difficult to implement?
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.
But such procedures are technically difficult and expensive.
The measurement is technically difficult owing to the low signal-to-noise ratio and the physical structure of vegetation; but it has been proposed as a possible method of monitoring the carbon cycle from satellites on a global scale.
Above all, Apollo 11 was a symbolic(though technically difficult) achievement, yet significant in science.
On this point, the inquiry noted that some experts regarded retrofitting the existing fleet of light-duty diesel vehicles tomeet the emission limits in real use as technically difficult[AECC, Borgeest].
A number of technically difficult negotiating chapters await us.
In the spring and late fall period the iced snow covered cliffs are dangerous,whilst in winter we can talk about technically difficult tours, which need continuous insurance.
Apollo 11 was mainly a symbolic(though technically difficult) achievement, but nevertheless scientifically significant.
Whereas the same study estimates corporate income tax efficiency to be 75%, although the study also confirms that this does not represent the amounts that could be expected to be recovered by taxauthorities, because a certain percentage of those sums would be excessively expensive or technically difficult to collect;
The work is very responsible and technically difficult, so not everyone can become a pilot.
The measurement is technically difficult owing to the low signal-to-noise ratio and the physical structure of vegetation;
I am, therefore, glad that we have made it clear here that heritage andmuseum railways are exempt from all the technically difficult but generally necessary safety provisions.
It's going to be a technically difficult, demanding rally for the cars and that's what we prepared for during our pre-event test in the Aude.
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 report of our monitors confirms that it was technically difficult(though not impossible) to ensure the transport under these conditions.
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.
All this makes the question of marking Canadian independence technically difficult, but nonetheless the Statute of Westminster remains of clear importance.
However, contracting authorities are free to award global contracts if they consider that subdivision into lots would restrict competition orrisk making performance of the contract technically difficult or expensive, or if the contracting authority is not in a position to coordinate performance of the contract.