Examples of using How complex in English and their translations into Italian
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no matter how complex.
No matter how complex your processes, workflows
Naturally, no password, no matter how complex, can be 100% guaranteed against being compromised.
you don't really see how complex it is, but when you use a microscope, finally the hidden complexity is revealed.
No matter how complex your problem, our highly experienced team draw on years of industry knowledge to find the most effective solution.
You also have to decide how simple or how complex you would like your BBQ pit to be.
The above two lists just show, how complex it could be to setup a Company/Employee Handbook.
All the installation components, no matter how complex, become accessible from the PC,
But Debian is much more than an operating system, no matter how complex, featureful, and reliable such a system could be.
Which Giuseppe Paletta clearly spelled out in his presentation of the project REMIND in 2008, illustrating how complex corporate recollection can be when we integrate business archives with personal archives.
Some of the more complex issues have a pro-con dialogue available to help inform the public how complex some of these management issues are that must accommodate multiple users.
There is no internal control system- no matter how complex- that is free from error,
Tax rulings cannot use methodologies, no matter how complex, to establish transfer prices with no economic justification
No matter how complex the situation or how sophisticated the technology,
update to the current situation a fundamental principle of Marxism-Leninism-Mao Thought, that allows us to take a correct orientation towards anti-imperialist struggles, no matter how complex, peculiar and different from one another they are.
The attention dedicated by these people through time allows us to acquire a degree of knowledge of each client's solution, resulting in a swift response to any contingency, no matter how complex or specific.
and no matter how complex they are, they can understand parts of them
based on a lack of knowledge of how complex and even grave through which took place really certain facts that have imposed Ecclesiastical Authority to intervene[see which].
We know how complex the interaction of ideas in the semiosphere can be,
trembling for the first time took a scalpel in his hand to affect the flesh of a human being, or how complex it was that particular surgery on a patient suffering from a very rare form of cancer,