Examples of using Their complexity in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Computer
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These models vary in the way they are used, in their complexity and in the accuracy with which they represent the size
We accompany our clients throughout all stages of property deals in all their complexity(including financing).
are completely different in their complexity and creativity.
The CJEU does not monitor its proceedings against established standards based on the duration of cases tailored to their complexity and typology.
depending on their complexity.
Complaints are dealt with within the statutory time limit, depending on their complexity and technical or administrative difficulty.
Under the Global Approach, the European Union is developing an innovative way of addressing migration issues in all their complexity.
brought on by their complexity.
It is recognised that in view of their complexity, the use of quantitative studies would require strong justification.
Depending on their complexity, each survey will be worth five,
The different stages in the application of penalty payments clearly illustrate their complexity and enable their nature to be better understood.
However, given their complexity and sensitivity to correlated losses, such re-securitisations entail
information technologies in their complexity.
and every shape, with their complexity being tremendous.
The first successful VCA was carried out in 1998, but even today such operations are quite rare due to their complexity.
would be ideal--though difficult given their complexity.
analyses them in all their complexity.
Perhaps because of their complexity Snooker for some time has been forgotten,
software limitations forced us to either scale down the number of objects and their complexity to retain visual fidelity, or accept lower visual
Their complexity as well as the way they are produced may result in a degree of variability in molecules of the same active substance, particularly in different batches of the medicine.