Examples of using Technically difficult in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
A number of technically difficult negotiating chapters await us.
For example, certain tests may be unfeasible or technically difficult.
If it is technically difficult, it is justified by the attempt of conservative treatment.
North Ridge. Shorter than the above two routes, butmuch more technically difficult.
Not only is it technically difficult and unstable and frightening, but your heart is going like crazy because of the altitude.
In 1865, British climbers conquered the peaks of the Alps Matterhorn,to climb on the technically difficult path.
The route is not technically difficult(if favorable weather conditions), but it requires maximum attention in exposed areas.
The Mud Cave is the fifth deepest one, as well as one of the most technically difficult caves of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland.
And, finally, this material is effective for cases when the use of other heaters is inefficient or technically difficult.
In the case of alarger number of outlets, it would be technically difficult and uneconomical to distribute the signal from one central point.
The EESC is not convinced that the present status of the"right to be forgotten" is tenable in the long term because the present EU interpretation is too broad and because it is technically difficult to maintain this right within the global internet.
(7) Whereas, 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;
From the east side, it is short route to climb Northwest Ridge. Long, and more technically difficult than the Southwest Spur/Ridge.
Where it is technically difficult to specify the composition of a product at the time of manufacture, it should be possible to state, on the label, only those fibres which are known at the time of manufacture provided that they account for a certain percentage of the finished product.
At European level, industrial associations have drawn attention to the fact that in many cases,it is technically difficult to substitute imported coal for locally extracted hard coal without making major technical changes to the existing power plants and investing in related infrastructure.
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 tax authorities,because a certain percentage of those sums would be excessively expensive or technically difficult to collect;
Gluing with self-adhesive film is technically more difficult than applying a sticker.
But to do it, you need a long, single strand of DNA,which is technically very difficult to get.
Serviced technically more difficult than the electric plant, it is expensive, creates a cloud of exhaust fumes, but is able to"mow" 10 acres or more.
Shrags sitting technically more difficult, many people can't achieve peak muscle contraction in this position, and therefore are not able to work out the muscles efficiently.