Sentence examples for a complex description from inspiring English sources

Francis, 76, has offered a complex description of his role during the dictatorship, a period officially called the Process of National Reorganization, in which the authorities installed a terrifying campaign against perceived opponents.

The research focuses on a complex description of the nature of the wave phenomena occurring in a debonded specimen with a special emphasis on the influence of the location of damage on the wave conversion and diffraction.

The genome-wide expression profile of a cell is a complex description of its physiological status that includes most of the cell's metabolic activities, and therefore gives access to an unusually holistic approach to the analysis of biological systems.

While the slow lane aims at a precise description of the secular variation, and is therefore characterized by a complex description of the time dependencies, the main goal of the fast lane is to have an early view on the accuracy of the predictive core field model used by other Swarm CAT-1 chains.

Nevertheless, in an Inventive Design process, this step appears necessary in order to guarantee to focus on the appropriate problem within a complex description in which many opportunities of R&D works can potentially lead to relevant or irrelevant technical investigations.

The Novak and Tyson model, which employed a complex description of the G1/S and G2/M checkpoints, programmed protein expression and degradation, was composed of 18 dynamic species, 4 species constraints and 74 parameters.

The present description of synthesis and secretion of thyroid hormones (Equation 3) is simple, and if the thyroid gland itself is a target of ClO4−, as the modeling suggests, then a more complex description of the thyroid hormone synthesis and secretion process will be required.

The measured data were simulated with two mathematical models, one based on a simple description of the system and one based on a more complex description.

Either measured at an individual level or area based, SES remains a multidimensional concept, subject to confounding variables such as race/ethnicity (a detailed, complex description on the issue of injury – SES can be found in the literature review by Cubbin & Smith [ 38]).

Being confident as to when to embrace a more complex description of animal behaviour is clearly something of an art.

The mature Abhidharma thus assimilates the analysis of phenomena-in-time-as-constituted-by-consciousness with a highly complex description of the consciousness process, dissolving the causal relations between ordered successions of consciousness moments into the activity of perception.