Examples of using Single complex in English and their translations into Spanish
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Up to 40 guests in a single complex.
One single complex movement from when the bomb is set to its explosion.
As a rule,they are sold as a single complex.
Single, complex passwords can be difficult to remember, let alone multiple ones.
I, the group, the world, andthe Creator have to be a single complex.
The Royal Turquesa is one of four resorts on a single complex that consists of nearly 2,000 rooms.
The palace andthe basilica of Santa Croce constitute a single complex.
Since the world's oceans and seas are ultimately a single complex system, successful integrated management requires every State to play its part.
Rewrite each of the following division problems as a single complex number.
While it looks like a single complex, it is comprised of three residences: one facing Esmeralda street, once inhabited by Mercedes Castellanos de Anchorena and her son Aaron; a central residence, where Enrique Anchorena lived with his family; and another facing Basavilbaso street, formerly inhabited by Leonor Uriburu, Emilio Anchorena's widow.
All the structures were renovated in a single complex, between 1389 and 1407.
Expansion(phase IV) of the plant at the industrial complex in Murcia,adding two new lines to concentrate all production at a single complex.
The simplest mechanism of electroweak symmetry breaking introduces a single complex field and predicts the existence of the Higgs boson.
The term may also refer to the adjacent Naples music conservatory,which occupies the premises of the monastery that used to form a single complex with the church.
The West part is made of a composition of many wall-type RC structures,instead the East part is composed of series of single complex elements(walls and roof are one element) with a wall-type frame RC structure.
Giancarlo Mazzanti and Felipe Mesa's project for the new Flor del Campo school campus is inspired by their ambivalence about the nature of architecture:as a series of separate parts which are perceived as a whole, or as a single complex in which we can distinguish different parts.
These two projects boasted virtually every feature of what is today canonical casino resort construction: a single complex combining casino, dining, and entertainment facilities with a massive hotel.
These two branches of the law applicable in armed conflict have become so closely interrelated that they are considered to have gradually formed one single complex system, known today as international humanitarian law.
The façade system alternating slightly offset opaque white anddark glass strips winds around the centre's different spirits and encloses them in a single complex with an appearance recalling the birch trees typical of Umeå.
The tower and the expansions make the older parts of the complex more readily usable: the four buildings, partly underground,overlooking the central plaza are perceived as a single complex, even while making the due temporal and compositional distinctions.
These different penal institutions may be accommodated in one single prison complex.
Single or complex oxides of zirconium and complex oxides of silicon or aluminium;
