Exemples d'utilisation de Hard to detect en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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It is sometimes hard to detect the resurrection of one of your older videos
A carat weight variation of 10% or less is going to be very hard to detect visually.
it is often hard to detect distortion which occurs at higher volumes.
will collect first in lower areas making it hard to detect at nose level.
tasteless but also hard to detect biochemically.
GHB is very hard to detect in drug tests,
near-colorless diamond was hard to detect, with no features betraying its existence visible using a microscope,
First, as argued in Section I, some of the costs of inflation are hard to detect at low single-digit rates, and it is possible
This is hard to detect and deal with but, in addition to national records,
Ms. AIDOO said that she agreed that the acts in question were hard to detect, especially when committed within the family, but could not believe
disbonded conditions may be small and hard to detect, especially in situations where transducer coupling conditions are not uniform.
Some hazards can be hard to detect and put skiers at risk on the slopes,
alarms, but this is usually quiet and hard to detect.
Many chronic vascular diseases such as dementia occur due to abnormalities of small blood vessels and are hard to detect until they cause obvious impairment in the function of critical organs such as the brain,
the nozzle is shorted, but this can be hard to detect through the lens of a welding helmet.
which are hard to detect, especially at distances of more than 300 ly(90 pc) from the Sun.
This type of discrimination is hard to detect, as it often results from longstanding practices
which renders them hard to detect with metal detectors
it is hard to detect and may only come to light months after the election,
trade flows- it is nevertheless not hard to detect their purpose.