Sentence examples for Operationally complex from inspiring English sources

But that plan turned out to be "operationally complex" and a far greater challenge for Yum, said Mark Kalinowski, an analyst at Janney Capital Markets.

On the other hand, airships need to be large and operationally complex but their potential to hover carrying hundreds of kilograms with reasonable power supply make them true pseudo-satellites with enormous commercial interest.

"Serving landlords throughout London from a single hub is operationally complex, increasing exponentially as property numbers increase," says the startup.

That's because, says Fletcher, on a cash flow level, Valk Fleet didn't control the money coming into restaurants — remember, unlike Delivery Hero's Foodora, the service was B2B not consumer-facing — and this meant that it was "operationally complex" to get them to pay on time.

This necessitates the operationally complex and expensive centralisation of scans for analysis on a single platform.

One could conjecture that part of this is due to protein A being operationally complex, that bind and elute mode columns in general tend to use more buffers with more phases, or since feedstock specific factors such as impurity composition often vary (Miesegaes et al., 2010a).

By sealing the deal, Newmont obtains access to rich and relatively low-cost gold mining operations in western and northern Australia and exposure to a country seen as politically less risky and operationally less complex than other gold mining regions, like South Africa.

"Producing a plus-size piece of women's clothing is operationally more complex than simply making an article of clothing bigger," said Margaret Bogenrief, the founder of boutique financial advisory firm ACM Partners, which offers retail consulting.

The T-SPOT.TB is operationally more complex than the QFT-IT and 9 of the 14 indeterminate T-SPOT.TB results were attributable to potential laboratory error.

The success of such a politically, operationally, and scientifically complex endeavor in the severely over-allocated Colorado River Basin bodes well for the future of environmental flows in its delta and in other water-stressed settings, worldwide.

The problem of health workforce adequacy is operationally and conceptually complex.