Sentence examples for a complex of other from inspiring English sources

"But now we are seeing children suffering from a complex of other problems as well — substance abuse, mental health issues, developmental disability".

First, objectives, as aims or ends of action, are intimately involved in a complex of other important considerations or guides to action, such as definitions of the business, internal and external constraints, measurements of success, budgets, and long-range plans.

Or it could simply be that the target was chosen because it was in the heartland, right off Interstate 40, the highway that leads to Kingman, and connected to a complex of other highways.

In this sense all words can be called symbols, but the examples given the lion and the cross are really metaphors: that is, symbols that represent a complex of other symbols, and which are generally negotiable in a given society (just as money is a symbol for goods or labour).

In any case, an SBO term should also be used, which marks this species as a complex of multiple other species.

In undertaking this ambitious and expensive project for the welfare of the people of the Lower Basin States and of the Nation, the United States assumed the responsibility for the construction, operation, and supervision of Boulder Dam and a great complex of other dams and works.

A lid complex of other non-ATPase Rpn subunits is connected to the base by the linker subunit Rpn10p.

No, the irony of allspice is that it really is incredibly useful and versatile, with the qualities of a complex assembly of other spices, with notes of bay, citrus, mace, clove, cinnamon, black pepper… and yet we hardly ever use it.

First, it is remarkable to find such a highly sophisticated membrane protein which requires an elaborate complex of other proteins for function (see supplementary fig. S1, Supplementary Material online) in an organism which is deeply rooted in the metazoan lineage and which is supposed to have no more than three cell types.

A high MW component of TES (TES-400) is a glycoprotein resistant to tryptic or peptic cleavage but sensitive to staphylococcal V8 proteolysis and is also detected in TES but not in L2 surface [ 30– 32], raising the possibility that it would be an extracellular complex of other TES.

And, as in every design studio in those days, we sat in the middle of a complex ecosystem of other businesses: typesetters, retouchers, paper makers, printers.