The phrase "a significantly more complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the complexity of one thing to another, indicating that it is much more complicated.
Example: "The new software system is a significantly more complex solution than the previous version."
Alternatives: "considerably more intricate" or "much more complicated".
For a significantly more complex model with thousands of dimensions, traditional tools start to break down.
That's where the real money is, and it's a significantly more complex problem than playing games, driving and completing repetitive tasks.
Longer term, he hints at exploring how to offer this sort of equity loyalty model to small and medium businesses, a significantly more complex challenge given the lack of liquid markets for their equity.
The binaural structure is characterized by a significantly more complex closed-loop system, possibly with multiple microphone inputs, but most importantly with two connected LS outputs, which considerably complicates the analysis of the system.
An important advantage of the new approach is that it results in a simple and straightforward method and eliminates the necessity of a significantly more complex neural network based nonlinear optimal control technique, as proposed by the author earlier.
In this paper, we present a major extension to the MKS framework that allows a computationally efficient treatment of a significantly more complex local state of the material, i.e. crystal lattice orientation.
However, there seems little doubt that Kimberella was at least a triploblastic bilaterian animal, in other words, an animal significantly more complex than the cnidarians.
The Prism overhaul could also see the FCO's foreign estate added to its ERP system for the first time - a task made significantly more complex by the different currencies, exchange rates, inflation rates and other variables that are brought to bear on its oversees network.
Another aspect is looking at the next level of complexity: how we can build a nucleotide, something that's significantly more complex, although it's a long way from a biological species; how to build bigger macromolecules from that.
As such, the overlapping information contained in a gene sequence can be significantly more complex than coding for a linear amino acid sequence.
As in binary ML decoding, this step also features a quadratic complexity but operations are now significantly more complex (performed on G F(2 b ) instead of simple XOR).
