Examples of using Difficult to capture in English and their translations into Spanish
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His figures transcend natural perception to express other feelings less explicit and difficult to capture images of lucidity and hallucination.
However, the literature on income reveals it is very difficult to capture distinctions between turnover,
It is difficult to capture data systematically on usage of remittances
It is difficult to capture such a large range of activities to help the HIV/AIDS groups.
It is difficult to capture in a post all the sensations experienced that day, moments, glances.
Some of these categories of goods remain difficult to capture for many countries; in this regard,
After Mac states that it's difficult to capture a family vacation using a pie chart,
These convert the more difficult to capture elemental mercury into the divalent(oxidised) form that is easier to capture, thereby achieving high mercury
demographic projections are useful for the portion of demand that is difficult to capture with end-use data.
The full extent of settler violence is difficult to capture in part because settler harassment has become such a routine part of life for some Palestinians.
due to their higher proportion of elemental mercury in the flue gases which is more difficult to capture.
It is clarified that it is difficult to capture various elements that constitute risk-bearing activities,
it is more difficult to capture and immobilize it in landfills than other metals.
thus allowing the generation of highly precise measuring data even of object areas which are usually very difficult to capture using conventional sensors.
making it difficult to capture added value from processing
making it difficult to capture precisely the number of entries and exits.
Somehow I thought it would be more difficult to capture a Taarakian.
The light is beautiful, but it's difficult to capture for a smartphone.
It is difficult to capture the wide range of activities of NGOs in such a large country.