Sentence examples for a more complex system of from inspiring English sources

These divisions were later reorganized into a more complex system of Manufacturing Divisions (geographic), Product Units (types of products), and Profit Centres (types of products and services).

As an application to a more complex system of conservation laws lacking an exact conservative linearization, we solve the ideal magnetohydrodynamics equations in two spatial dimensions.

Batch and column adsorption experiments of model adsorbate systems were successfully transferred to a more complex system of an α-lactalbumin hydrolysate containing a multitude of species.

Dan King knows these things, and informs me that it is through a process of chance, sometimes the simple tossing of a coin, but on other occasions a more complex system of drawing a card from a pack.

Although this approach could lead to a more complex system of equations as those used in ref.15, we are at this point only interested in successfully triggering polarization chaos experimentally using this technique.

This is a very different arrangement from a standard automatic, which uses a more complex system of "planetary" gears, and transmits power to the wheels through a torque converter, a hefty piece of kit that takes the place of a clutch.

In another interesting work- by Mezrich et al. [ 14] reported the development of a more complex system for the assessment of the productivity of a ward/academic department, which assigns points to research activities by considering the estimated effort required to perform each activity and its attributed academic value.

In a more complex system, several kinds of information will be generated.

We suggest that our model comprises a more complex system because transfection of miR-126 significantly decreased the SDF-1/CXCL12 level and increased its receptor CXCR4.

These modules are part of a more complex system aimed at the detection of pedestrians by means of the simultaneous use of two stereo vision systems in both far-infrared and daylight domains.

This paper confirms that, in the case of a more complex system like an assisted transfer of a metallic cation, the supported liquid liquid microinterface behaves like a recessed or inlaid electrode depending on the transfer direction.