The phrase "ability to manipulate complex" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capability in handling intricate systems or situations, but it needs to be followed by a noun to be fully effective.
Example: "Her ability to manipulate complex data sets has greatly improved our analysis."
Alternatives: "skill in handling complex" or "capability to manage complex".
1. Visualization is the ability to manipulate complex mental representations of a visuo-spatial nature.
Largely, these tests can be separated into tests of spatial perception, namely the ability to determine spatial relations despite distracting information; spatial visualization, which is the ability to manipulate complex, multistep spatial information; and mental rotation, which is the ability to rotate two- or three-dimensional figures in one's mind (13).
This owes everything to his ability to manipulate the complex electoral college that chooses the party president, and to take advantage of Congress's obsessive desire to opt for the devil it knows, rather than take even moderate risks.
The latter provides immense resources for cloud users to manipulate complex datasets in applications [21].
The ability to manipulate single proteins and their complexes has led to an understanding of the effects of force on 'bond' lifetime.
The robot should have the ability to manipulate the uterus manipulator in a natural manner as an assistant surgeon does.
We humans are familiar with our own species and tend to see our own adaptations and abilities (big brain, complex culture, unusual ability to manipulate our surroundings) as unparalleled innovations.
Similar to other endoscopic procedures, performance in colonoscopy is positively associated with Visualization, a visuo-spatial ability factor characterized by the ability to mentally manipulate complex visuo-spatial stimuli.
Technological capabilities have dramatically expanded, we have a much improved understanding of the complex biology of selected microorganisms, and we have a much improved ability to manipulate microbial genomes.
The ability to mentally manipulate complex visuo-spatial structures is critical to early colonoscopy training performance.
