Examples of using Complex phenomenon in English and their translations into Italian
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This complex phenomenon, called tourism in which no one wants to feel a tourist
chemical point of view it is a complex phenomenon in that this molecule is a metabolite in both the fermentation and oxidation process
the state of happiness is a complex phenomenon that escapes punctual conditioning,
leads us to consider the struggle against hunger as an even more difficult objective to attain in the presence of a complex phenomenon such as climate change.
It is also of the utmost importance to understand the complex phenomenon that is terrorism in Europe:
However, the possibilities of analysing the complex phenomenon of work shortage are limited as to the nature of the phenomenon by the contents of the questionnaires,
the various stages of this complex phenomenon, that forces people to abandon their homes and loved ones
Even though the'neuropsychological model' put forward by Lewis-Williams& Dawson is not sufficient on its own to interpret that complex phenomenon which is poleolithic art,
the reading of globalization and to reiterate that this complex phenomenon is related to the human variable.
migrations are an opportunity for evangelization Vatican City(Agenzia Fides)-"The present time, in fact, calls upon the Church to embark on a new evangelization also in the vast and complex phenomenon of human mobility.
supportive response to the worrying and complex phenomenon of climate change.
tells not only the complex phenomenon that has been the Japanese,
Ecosistema urbano is an innovative firm focused on the understanding of the city as a complex phenomenon, from the common point of view between urbanism,
The Committee welcomes the Commission proposal for a Community strategy for action in the field of drug dependency: an increasing and complex phenomenon with huge social
following in the wake of my Predecessors, to consider attentively the complex phenomenon of globalization and its relation to widespread poverty.
the Synod thus decided to address as well the complex phenomenon of movements of migration,
As Comrade Radek told us yesterday from this platform, a complex phenomenon, which should be considered not only from the standpoint of reduced wages
It also offers a wide variety of practical strategies to be applied at school because- as Mr Mencacci says-“Bullying is a complex phenomenon whose consequences are not only extended to the teenagers involved
This complex phenomenon affects the economic sector with vast social repercussions,
calls upon the Church to embark on a new evangelization also in the vast and complex phenomenon of human mobility.