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The phrase "a more complicated hardware" is not correct in standard English.
The correct form should be "more complicated hardware" or "a more complicated piece of hardware."
Example: "The new gaming console features more complicated hardware than its predecessor, allowing for better graphics and performance."
Alternatives: "a more complex hardware" or "a more intricate hardware."
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ADL++ artifacts can be used to describe the behavior of synchronous pieces of hardware and can be used to create arrays of artifacts, which then can be used as the building blocks of a more complicated hardware structure.
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I really don't see why a more complicated device, more versatile, sure, but still a piece of hardware bought at a store, should be subject to fundamentally more stringent restrictions.
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