Примеры использования Far more complex на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He found it"facile" to call Legion"a comic book show for people who don't like comic book shows. a far more complex thematic and psychological structure than most comic book shows.
those institutions are now faced with a far more complex social, economic
It was said that the issues involved in long-term RWM were far more complex than those usually considered when deciding whether to construct a new nuclear power plant,
A contemporary understanding acknowledges a far more complex view in which multiple owners, households, and other stakeholders share
Cell therapy is far more complex and resource-consuming process as compared to drug-based medicine;
Concern was also expressed that article 22 involved issues far more complex than were apparent at first glance, and that the assimilation of such other legal persons to corporations
that Release 3 is far more complex than Release 1
Stephanie Dickison of PopMatters commented that the band was a"far more complex and talented group than the hard rock boy bands of late",
point to a far more complex business environment facing UNICEF in the procurement of some of its key commodities.
an imagined world far more complex than anything found in the wood's precursors.
Agreements become more numerous and far more complex, existing treaty provisions may have to be clarified,
to improve special and differential treatment for developing countries in the field of anti-dumping although the whole issue seemed far more complex than it might appear.
the types of requests for such support have also become far more complex and time-consuming due to the increasingly complicated nature of peacekeeping operations.
Evidence was, at the outset, a far more complex undertaking than would be the case in a national system,
models reflected the present far more complex context in which policymakers needed to pay attention to the totality of the interactions between all actors of the national innovation systems consumers,
establishing the legal authority and means for the Rotterdam Convention to tax the market would raise far more complex political and technical questions than those that confronted the framers of the Kyoto Protocol when they established the CDM
Underlying causes are far more complex and controversial than direct causes.
It is far more complex a problem than it has been described.
This is only a schematic representation of a far more complex reality.
The real world is far more complex than the implied model assumes.