Examples of using Complicates in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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This slightly complicates the design, but later it will look very interesting.
All is good, that's just before the gates of the wall complicates the game, and to overcome it is not easy.
Nesting on Bitrix(in addition to basic values, Site layout on bitrix It must meet a number of requirements for a template"1C-Bitrix",which is slightly complicates the task).
Variable pathology within and between nodes complicates diagnosis and treatment decisions, December 2013 Newsletter, p. 12-14.
About 40% of patients do not go to the doctor,which leads to the transition of the disease into a chronic form and greatly complicates the treatment process.
Russia's decision to intervene with its air power greatly complicates the Syrian crisis while probably offering little additional chance of a diplomatic resolution.
The Feature, while possibly useful is annoying to many users as ituses up the left side rail of the website and complicates how search results are displayed.
Rather, it's a moving away from that which complicates and makes life difficult, towards the ultimate simplicity of pure mindfulness in the present moment;
The need for multiple versions increases development time andcost, and complicates testing, version control and support.
What complicates these views further is the fact that most of us were educated by teachers who employed 20th century pedagogy and methodology, which means that the 20th century is the basis of our educational experience.
Turkey's support for Northern Cyprus in the Cyprus dispute complicates Turkey's relations with the EU and remains a major stumbling block to the country's EU accession bid.
Folk remedies for fleas such as vinegar and kerosene are inferior in effectiveness to the above drugs,and their strong odor greatly complicates the whole procedure of processing the apartment.
These can be insemi-rural areas where population density complicates serving customers from one base station, as well as in urban areas where architectural design obstructs signal strength.
Although party and government are obviously very close in China,the party is even more opaque, which complicates outsiders' understanding of where the PLA's loyalties and priorities lie.
Versioning complicates things even more- if Barry Schwartz or Danny Sullivan name the latest update“3.0”, it's mostly a reflection that we have waited a year and we all assume this is a major update.
The crisis showed how the problems in one nation can be transmitted extensively to others,and how limited coordination among financial regulators complicates crisis management and the resolution of failing banking groups that do business in more than one country.
What complicates any such assessment is that the“West” and the“East” are imprecise reference points: sometimes merely geographic units, sometimes implying civilization in a broad sense, and sometimes denoting, more narrowly, specific economic or political systems.
Now let's do something a little more complicated and useful.
Complex-(adj)- Complicated; difficult to understand or explain.
In other words, UX makes complicated things easy to use.
You're making it more complicated than it really is.
It's a little more complicated than Hinkley, so let me do that.
The answer, according to experts, is complicated.
As is often the case: it's more complicated.
I have a habit of complicating the simplest of things.
Series: Complicated Love.
Her recent singles,“Complicated” and“Another Lifetime”, are exposing more people than ever to her music.
Republican control of both chambers of Congress could further complicate President Obama's ability to govern in his final two years in office.
For complicated cases, I know how to refer them to higher levels so they can get[the needed] care.”.
Complicated" went to 1 on the US adult charts and in Australia while reaching 2 on the Billboard Hot 100;