The phrase "a more complex processing" is not entirely correct in English; it should be "more complex processing" or "a more complex process." You can use it when discussing tasks or systems that require intricate or advanced methods of handling information or data.
Example: "The new software allows for more complex processing of large datasets, improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "a more intricate process" or "a more advanced processing method."
The colours had a slow onset to reinforce the feeling of context, and the colour gradients were presented to produce a more complex processing of the stimuli.
However, the recalcitrance of the lignocellulose requires a more complex processing technology when compared to the juice, in order to obtain the fermentable sugars.
A more complex processing relationship at the third-order neurons is supported by the seminal studies conducted by Naka and colleagues [ 61– 64] and in more recent studies [ 65].
"We're not moving toward a world of thin computing," said Steven A. Ballmer, Microsoft's chief executive, referring to systems in which simple processing takes place on a PC, but more complex processing is moved to a centralized computer through a network connection.
Also, the modern imputation was defined as an imputation needing more complex processing than classic and comparatively simple imputations such as last observation carried forward (LOCF) or mean imputation (MI).
The appeal of the approach described here is that an easy, low-cost cutting method can achieve a similar shape memory effect attained by more complex processing techniques.
This process may therefore have been exploited principally in developing the more complex processing and regulation required in the eukaryotic cell.
The increasing number of mobile applications require more complex processing and more operational data.
The centralized network resource manager has the advantage of collecting all the relevant information and using more complex processing engines.
Moreover, column store is employed for push-based data propagation and support for including more complex processing elements.
This helps us to determine in which areas of the picture objects may occur and focus on the more complex processing for these regions.
