Results for difficult translation from Greek to English

* a3: many difficult aid moves.
* a3: many difficult aid moves.

social loafing on difficult tasks.
also, challenging and difficult tasks reduce social loafing.

solid gear, but difficult to place.
solid gear, but difficult to place.

* td: "très difficile" (very difficult).
* td: "très difficile" (very difficult).

wonderful writing about a very difficult subject.
wonderful writing about a very difficult subject.

characterizing inter-universe wormholes is more difficult.
characterizing inter-universe wormholes is more difficult, with little consideration being given to available technology.

* m6: vertical to overhanging with difficult dry tooling.
* m6: vertical to overhanging with difficult dry tooling.

* ad: "assez difficile" (fairly difficult).
* ad: "assez difficile" (fairly difficult).

difficult book, meant for electrical engineers and technical specialists.
difficult book, meant for electrical engineers and technical specialists.

unfortunately for bateson, his time spent with the baining of new guinea was halted and difficult.
unfortunately for bateson, his time spent with the baining of new guinea was halted and difficult.

the burden on businesses was difficult to quantify , because there are not data existing in the member states quantifying it .
the burden on businesses was difficult to quantify , because there are not data existing in the member states quantifying it .

* ed1/2/3/4: "extrêmement difficile" (extremely difficult).
* ed1/2/3/4: "extrêmement difficile" (extremely difficult).

this may put a strain on family life in the new environment and may make solving problems « back home » more difficult .
this may put a strain on family life in the new environment and may make solving problems « back home » more difficult .

coatis are small creatures that can be wild, somewhat difficult to control or train in some cases, and generally behave in a manner radically different from that of a pet dog.
coatis are small creatures that can be wild, somewhat difficult to control or train in some cases, and generally behave in a manner radically different from that of a pet dog.

most difficult aid climbs still require pitons or other techniques using a hammer, and are thus rated on the 'a' scale past a certain point.
most difficult aid climbs still require pitons or other techniques using a hammer, and are thus rated on the 'a' scale past a certain point.

the regular data collection is based on existing administrative sources , but for pilot studies co-financing would be necessary to test the feasibility of the collection of the data requested by our main users but difficult to collect .
the regular data collection is based on existing administrative sources , but for pilot studies co-financing would be necessary to test the feasibility of the collection of the data requested by our main users but difficult to collect .

*"nach hitler: der schwierige umgang mit unserer geschichte" ("after hitler: difficult handling our history"), 1987.
*"nach hitler: der schwierige umgang mit unserer geschichte" ("after hitler: difficult handling our history"), 1987.

as would be expected in any marketing context, the customer should be located at the centre of the model. the web provides opportunities for more targeted marketing and this element should consider how well the organisation knows the customers, for example: has your organisation developed personas? when did you organisation last gather insights from your customers? if your clients cannot find you online, your position may be strong today but with the pace of change it is not ensure to ensure future survival, customer behaviour is changing dramatically and customers expect speedy and transparent communication at all stages of the sales process. new behaviours are emerging such as webrooming and new behaviours are emerging such as webrooming and showrooming2 ; the issue is recognising these behaviours and adapting the organisation and its technology to support them. it can be difficult to ‘sell everything to everyone’ hence the need for greater targeting in an online environment. it means that you need to understand the customer, their needs, their shopping behaviour, their delivery requirements and the communities to which they belong.
as would be expected in any marketing context, the customer should be located at the center of the model. the web provides opportunities for more targeted marketing and this element should consider how well the organization knows the customers, for example: has your organization developed personas? when did you organization last gather insights from your customers? if your clients can not find you online, your position may be strong today but with the pace of change it is not ensure to ensure fu