Examples of using A more complex in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Replies of the commission to the special report of the european court of auditors"greening: a more complex income support scheme, not yet environmentally effective" executive summary iv.
Crosslinking is obtained through a chemical process that increases the bonds between macromolecules to form a more complex structure than the normal polyethylene.
Stationary frequency converters are perfectly suited for the operation of a greater number of external vibrators which requires a more complex switch control technique.
Accounting has seen a major shift in recent decades- from focusing on financial accountability to a more complex role within business organisations and management.
Most scientists believe that a hangover is driven by alcohol interfering with your body's natural balance of chemicals in a more complex way.
be impelled to think of the need for a more complex organization of revolutionaries;
Chomsky argues that modelling some aspects of human language requires a more complex formal grammar(as measured by the Chomsky hierarchy) than modelling others.
which may resemble physiological jaundice, but in a more complex form.
requires substantial IP bandwidth and a more complex distribution infrastructure.
you can use advanced criteria in Query to create a more complex query and do the following.
There seems to be no substance to the view that human language is simply a more complex instance of something to be found elsewhere in the animal world.
in which the“ears” are hollow, as a more complex algorithm.
so this could be seen as a more complex way of doing traditional backups.
Special report no 21/2017: Greening: a more complex income support scheme, not yet environmentally effective.
implement a cost-effective technical upgrade, a more complex functional upgrade which brings significant changes to the existing system,
This chemical transformation of substances entering the body with food, into other compounds having a more complex structure.
Gastronomy is not only the knowledge of cooking, but we must think of a more complex term, something to do with culture.
Of course, the higher developed systems will react in a more complex way than the more primitive systems.
Will a simple keyword index suffice, or do you want a more complex index with cross-references to related topics