complication
ఉపద్రవం
definition
noun
there is a complication concerning ownership of the site
a circumstance that complicates something; a difficulty.
she developed complications after the surgery
a secondary disease or condition aggravating an already existing one.
translation of 'complication'
వ్యాదిపరిణామము / ముదిరేగతిలో ఊహించిన/ ఊహించని ఘట్టము,
అవలక్షణం
example
It was a happy complication but a 'complication' nonetheless.
there is a 'complication' concerning ownership of the site
Of course, the immediate step is to embrace the sport of 'complication' with academic fervour.
This 'complication' is circumvented by using the matrix approach described earlier to obtain a first crude estimate of the price of the equivalent nonconvertible bond.
I don't think there wasn't much 'complication' in this case.
Of those, 818 have had diabetes at least 10 years and have developed kidney disease, a common 'complication' of diabetes.
He is 26, in his playing prime and past those kid years that can bring on-ice inconsistency and off-ice 'complication' .
Spatially variable selection adds substantial 'complication' to the calculation of the probability of fixation of a new mutation in a structured population.
An incorrect touchdown speed leads to a bounced landing that adds 'complication' .
This process adds algebraic 'complication' , and it is full of opportunities for errors in principle and in calculation.
Pneumothorax is a common 'complication' of pulmonary disease or injury.
The standard setting seemed fine on all occasions, so the end result is 'complication' and rather inconsistent responses.
If you want to take things further you can, but it adds a little extra 'complication' to the proceedings.
Simplicity means freedom from 'complication' , from guile - but this freedom is possible only through reduction, submission, exclusion and control.
How is it different from the AI in a typical shooter, and how much 'complication' did these differences add?
Head width, written track signal consistency, and other factors are variables, each of which adds 'complication' .
There are people who never have any hardships in life, no 'complication' , no confusion.
Keeping him fed, his clothes clean, and his medications filled added 'complication' , as did driving him to doctors and therapists.
Myocarditis may develop as a 'complication' of an infectious disease, usually caused by a virus.
A further 'complication' would be the question of the ownership of the intellectual property.
But interoperability adds a layer of 'complication' to the job of getting a good specification.
The rising full moon and twilight atmosphere speak of the tranquility of a natural world far away from the machinery and 'complication' of modern life.
to add further 'complication', English-speakers use a different name
to add further 'complication', English speakers use a different name
His relationship to his legally native, but culturally adopted, country is an area of 'complication' he leaves aside in this self-portrait.
I love 'complication' but then again, that's my life.
He says, however, that the questions about whether the supreme court is going to be a 'complication' are difficult to answer because it's too soon.
Adjustable steering columns add weight and 'complication' , so Brooke use a fixed column set to suit Mr Average, though non average customers can have it tailored to suit them during build.
Another 'complication' is that current computer capabilities present a difficulty between users and the music software developers.
The fact that we had to walk half a mile through a near frozen pasture to reach the shed where Peanuts had been ensconced with mountains of hay and a trough of fresh water added another layer of 'complication' .
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