Examples of using Is so complex in English and their translations into Spanish
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The history of how we arrived at that Is so complex that I won't even bore you with it.
the product is so complex that these people desperately need some help with the usage.
The task of educating is so complex, that no one person can do it alone,
Computer modelling is rapidly improving but the human brain is so complex that a realistic model is unlikely in the foreseeable future.
The degree requirement is common to the industry or the particular position is so complex or unique that a degree is required;
I have done my best here in attempting to explain in simple words all this which is so complex and difficult always.
Because the eye's structure is so complex, though, a lot of things can go wrong.
Every single one of his characters is so complex and unique that they appear to be real life people.
On the other hand the problem is so complex and ambiguous that the way to take it on is to propose from the start of the design process an adequate tentative solution, as to test if it is correct.
Some theories are based on the idea that language is so complex that one cannot imagine it simply appearing from nothing in its final form,
For most of us, the science is so complex and intangible that we have little choice
But Puerto Rico's current political and economic situation is so complex, that artists' proposals
Human life is so complex with so many aspects of existence
The ENCODE data is so complex that the three journals have developed a groundbreaking method to integrate the information, so that readers can follow
adaptation to climate change is so complex that it is difficult to prioritize research needs.
Visiting it invites you to travel across a world of colors and shapes that is so complex and rich that it has made it an essential part of the Historic Center of Puebla,
Young people in particular, who are going through a period in their lives which is so complex, rich and important for their faith,
while deterministic in principle, is so complex(with the number of molecules typically the order of magnitude of the Avogadro constant 7023602000000000000♠6.02×1023) that only a statistical description of its properties is feasible.
it was simply suggested that the problem is so complex that I should be prepared to throw them into the wastebasket next year
First of all, because the question is so complex and because of our concern to achieve a concrete outcome,