Examples of using So complex in English and their translations into Swedish
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national administrations find the procedures so complex and costly to administer that the vast majority of them have sought derogations.
It's so complex it's possible that no one person has all the information.
But buried in these words is a code so complex that only I can unravel it.
There are no strict rules that are so complex or rigorous that you and anyone else aren't capable of adhering to them.
Cryptography systems are based on mathematical problems so complex they cannot be solved without a key.
Because TRIZ is so complex, SIT was created as a supplement for those who don't need the heavy artillery of TRIZ.
However, these provisions have become so complex over the years that their underlying rationale is lost.
It has become so complex that one single person can no longer have a complete overview.
Over the decades they have grown so complex that this has diminished the coherence of the Union's policies and procedures.
So complex yet so easy
Some of the calculations to create the objects are so complex that only a few people on Earth know how to perform them.
The issue of the Roma is so complex that only mobilizing the energies of the entire European Union could provide a concrete solution to a situation that comes from history.
Living beings are so complex that it is not currently possible to do this without animal experiments.
This area is so complex that developers provide more than four extra lives along the way.
due in part to the fact that they are so complex.
Unfortunately, today's situation in research infrastructure is so complex that we are losing time
Research and development are so complex that they cannot be undertaken by individual companies or institutions working alone.
Proteins are so complex they will not form anywhere in nature except in living cells.
The instructions of the captain touch maneuver is so complex that it requires the presence of all three pilots in the cockpit.
Under the current Treaty we should perhaps stop allocating funds to management schemes so complex that we cannot meet the current low thresholds for error.