Sentence examples for a complex configuration of from inspiring English sources
He opened the leftmost door to show "an elaborate mechanism of densely packed wheels, cogs, levers and clockwork machinery, prominent among which was a large horizontal cylinder with a complex configuration of protruding studs on its surface".
A PPS is a complex configuration of detection, delay, and response elements that can be analyzed to determine system effectiveness.
The challenge will be to consider more data, a complex configuration of diagenetic phases and the use of the pluriGaussian algorithm.
Computational results with and without radiation effects are compared against available experimental data and quasi-steady state law correlations of in-rack storage fire, which consists a complex configuration of double tri-wall corrugated paper cartons placed onto a wood pallet.
An urban air quality model of a designated air quality management area in the city centre of Glasgow has been developed by integrating traffic flow data for urban road networks, traffic pollutant emission data and a three-dimensional CFD dispersion model of a complex configuration of street canyons.
Instead it depends on a complex configuration of multiple variables (Topping 2010).
The field topography was already quite complicated during the rising phase of the M100 component for all three stimulus categories (Figure 2), suggesting a more complex configuration of underlying generators than a single dipolar source in the medial occipital cortex.
A rather complex configuration of ( na) r is also seen in these results.
It would then be claimed on the other side that wings are nothing but a more complex configuration of matter itself, the possibilities of which configurations are implicit in the pure physics of the DNA based phylogeny of all living things.
The examination of two local conflicts sharply brought to the fore that in interaction with these dynamics 'the locals' are forced to continuously enhance their flexibility in face of an ever-increasingly complex configuration of livelihood, identity and alliances.
Cytologically, the centromere appears as a chromosomal constriction, but it actually consists of a molecularly unique and complex configuration of chromatin.
