Examples of using Rather complex in English and their translations into Greek
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Medicine
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Computer
Rather complex mounting technology,
The process of their creation is carried out by rather complex schemes, which are usually described in detail.
As you will know, in a rather complex procedure, Parliament has already been consulted on the agreement itself.
The logic board is rather complex, especially compared to some of the other boards here,
This is a rather complex structure, requiring compliance with the engineering,
The kayak case has a rather complex device, and depending on the modification its parameters can be adjusted in accordance with the purpose.
The rapporteurs have suggested a rather complex and formal appeal process with chairmen
Guide the food through Einstein*s rather complex intestinal observe
is a rather complex substance made up of fluid
Each piece of the puzzle has a rather complex structure, it has a variety of long
While the makeup of this looks rather complex, these components have really been integrated in such a way regarding minimize weight
Modern psychology is an extensive and rather complex system of knowledge,
which has a rather complex structure.
why it is necessary to carry out this rather complex and time-consuming process.
Even their current portfolio is rather complex, if they were to build more on AMD's products,
it is not necessary to undertake such a rather complex operation.
qualitatively carried out processing of premises from insects can be characterized as a rather complex and time-consuming process.
This rather complex and ramified structure allows the producers to sell their products in accordance with the existing consumer demand.
While working with the computer children constantlyfaced with a rather complex spatial and logical tasks.
Joint reply Although there is a general tendency to decrease livestock herds in the EU the situation is rather complex.