Sentence examples for a quantum leap in complexity from inspiring English sources

The new generation of massively parallel mainframes enabled computational physics to make a quantum leap in complexity and size of numerical simulations, especially in the domain of astrophysics.

Though it's possible to connect the processes in Three Tales to Reich's earlier techniques in City Life and the string quartet Different Trains, this piece represents a quantum leap in complexity and technological achievement, and no other musical work I know comes near its imaginative synthesis.

The emergence of the eukaryotic cell with its nucleus, endomembrane system, and membrane-bound organelles represented a quantum leap in complexity beyond anything seen in prokaryotes [ 1- 3].

"Maidstone" represented a quantum leap in ambition, size, logistical complexity and expense.

However, in mouse, EphA3 is not expressed in these cells, and instead EphA5 and EphA6 fulfill this role, suggesting that new and swapped functions can emerge from duplicates long after they have acquired essential roles, and that WGD can represent a quantum leap in the potential for new complexity and evolvability within the vertebrates.

However, there has been a quantum leap in capability.

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems represent a quantum leap in integrated, entity-wide information systems.

As that number rises there will be a "quantum leap" in trade relations.

"We are using this opportunity to make a quantum leap in technology," Mr. Krause said.

"This represents a quantum leap in terms of global economic governance," he said.

"There has been a quantum leap in prices in the last two years," Mr. Walters said.