Examples of using Difficult to calculate in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Probably difficult to calculate.
The average annual water charge is not that difficult to calculate.
The ceiling, which are more difficult to calculate the ledges, but quite real.
More complex models are more accurate butat the same time more difficult to calculate.
Costs are also difficult to calculate.
It is not difficult to calculate how much it will cost to process a plot of several hundred parts.
Consider only that with such exposures it is very difficult to calculate the correct exposure.
It is rather difficult to calculate such a scheme without the basic knowledge of the calculator.
With the known thickness of the floor will not be difficult to calculate the amount of the mixture used.
The principle of operation is based on the basic version of WK1, but the locking reinforced trunnions are located around the perimeter of the window,and their location is difficult to calculate.
And all because it is rather difficult to calculate the prospects for cryptocurrency.
Others need expensive treatment, for which costs are significant but difficult to calculate in advance.
In addition, with the help of the drawing it is not difficult to calculate the necessary quantity of building materials and make an estimate.
He has pointed out, however, that in certain physical activities, such as walking,it is still difficult to calculate the power decrease.
The exact costs of mapping are difficult to calculate and will differ much between Member States, depending on the system in place.
A permanently deregulated environment- through, for instance, the removal of barriers to market entry and tax incentives for business founders- also has an ongoing beneficial impact on innovation;state aid, on the other hand, is expensive and difficult to calculate.
And for this reason, it is very difficult to calculate what is in front of you- a state employee or a middle-class apparatus, a current model or something from the past.
But there are some girls or women who have an irregular nature,so it's difficult to calculate a favorable day for conception, they are advised to use test strips to determine ovulation.
It is difficult to calculate the impact of the Takeover Bids Directive on the economy, mainly because there have been few takeover bids in the EU since the transposition of the Directive11, due to the economic situation in the EU following the financial crisis12.
This may be the case wherein the absence of the restraint it would be impossible or unduly difficult to calculate and monitor the royalty payable by the licensee, for instance because the licensor's technology leaves no visible trace on the final product and practicable alternative monitoring methods are unavailable.
Whereas although it is difficult to calculate the maximum amount of the damage incurred, given that many actions started in the late 1990s and have been time-barred for quite some time, the total damage of the cum-ex files scandal to the affected Member States is estimated to be at least EUR 55 billion, which amounts to approximately one third of the total EU budget for 2017;
However, the Commission considers it very difficult to calculate excess capacity, given the complexity of the factors to be taken into account(biological, economic and social) and the fact that political/social choices are required for this calculation.
While it is extremely difficult to calculate a precise figure and recognising the limitations of a purely input based approach, the Court's analysis pointed to anindicative figure of 1 100 million euro to1200 million euro being allocated to the health sector in subSaharan Africa over the period of the ninth EDF including General Budget Support and general budget line funding.
Whereas it is nonetheless difficult to calculate the maximum amount of the damage incurred, given that many actions started in the late 1990s and have long since been time-barred;
In the modern world it is difficult to calculate favorable days for cutting your hair, because The horoscope and the lunar calendar often do not coincide with the free time and schedule of the hairdresser.
Wider socio-economic benefits are difficult to calculate at this stage, for instance the extent to which the GMES initial operations have enabled savings to be made through improved early warnings or better emergency response.
Indeed, such an impact can be difficult to calculate due to problems in isolating the effect of the measure from wider drivers of the changes in revenue and expenditure, such as the economic environment, as against the no- policy change trend that would have prevailed.
The added value is enormous, although difficult to calculate, if we take health and hygiene factors(both physical and psychological) into account, along with the value of people's time(an aspect which varies depending on the time needed to get from home to work and back, which when added to the working day can create a wide range of negative factors).
The amounts needed are difficult to calculate but a review of recent studies indicates that between€ 38bn and€ 58bn would be needed to achieve the 30 Mbps coverage for all by 2020(using a mix of VDSL and next generation wireless) and between€ 181bn and€ 268bn to provide sufficient coverage so that 50% of households are on 100 Mbps services11.