Examples of using Complex set in English and their translations into Italian
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Official/political
which has created the complex set of standards, what has provided the basis for digital TV.
Concepts of"intelligence" are attempts to clarify and organize this complex set of phenomena.
rather an attitude triggered by a complex set of stimuli.
Whole is the complex set of events, present
The electronic engineer is able to examine also the complex set of tasks with systematic methods
It should be clear by now that we are dealing with not just a pair of isolated terms but a complex set of methodological concepts and viewpoints.
The property is part from a closed type residential complex set in a quiet and peaceful area.
While there is a complex set of factors responsible,
While there is a complex set of factors responsible,
As far as cases within the European institutions are concerned, the complex set of internal investigations into the so called“Eurostat” affair has made steady progress during the period covered in the Report.
The Copernicus Earth observation programme is a complex set of systems which collects information from multiple sources:
The situation of the Montagnards in the central provinces arose from a complex set of unresolved old problems,
We're going to be using a pretty broad definition of addiction today that is inclusive of dependence, a complex set of behaviors that includes withdrawal,
At the risk of oversimplifying a complex set of interactions, the typical Western diet that leads to obesity may actually act to stimulate the growth of cancer cells.
The primary design strategy was to rationalize a complex set of interconnecting spaces
 The primary design strategy was to rationalize a complex set of interconnecting spaces
This is a complex set of structures in the brain governing the endocrine system
Preneurship leading to job creation depends on a complex set of factors, including the sectoral structure of economic activity in each Member State as well as the administrative and regulatory framework.
He first used it in 1943 to help explain to a group of engineers at Kawasaki Steel Works how a complex set of factors could be related to help understand a problem.
Populisms have little to do with this. Rather, it reflects a paradigmatic shift in our understanding of the political as a complex set of practices that occur at any level of human interaction.