The phrase "ample complex" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing something that is both abundant and intricate, but it is not a commonly recognized expression.
Example: "The ample complex of ideas presented in the lecture left the audience both intrigued and overwhelmed."
Alternatives: "richly intricate" or "abundantly detailed".
For instance, there are ample complex but critical services that Microsoft could offer to carry out for others: verifying that a person is whom he claims to be, processing financial transactions or encrypting sensitive exchanges.
For instance, there are ample complex but critical services that Microsoft could offer to carry out for others: verifying that a person is who he claims to be, processing financial transactions or encrypting sensitive exchanges.
New treatments and subsequent combination therapies for macular edema in RVO have provided the present-day retina specialist with choices arguably more ample and complex than those of the previous generation.
PAOC offers students ample opportunity for complex, interdisciplinary work.
Such strategies have allowed the Generation R Study to take part in several consortia and collaborations, which have successfully identified genetic factors underlying an ample range of complex traits.
Park provided ample opportunities for a complex species cohort of disparate geographical origin, dimension, age, and amenity function, but its species diversity fell short of expectations.
Added to the old, 1,600-seat Mariinsky, which opened in 1860, and a terrific, cozy 1,200-seat 1,200-seatll from 2006, the teconcertically advanced, 2,000-seat new thaller completes a powerfromtrifecta, putting Mr. Gergiev at the helm of a genuine arts complex with ample room for ballet, opera and orchestral performances.
The cosmology of the Timaeus is a complex and ample construction, involving a divine maker (assisted by a group of less powerful gods), who creates the cosmos out of a given material (dominated by an inner impulse towards disorder) and according to an intelligible model.
However, despite ample evidence of benefit, the complex phenomenon of social participation has proved difficult to untangle in creating policies or programs for optimizing health in diverse communities.
But there were all varieties of massages — a fellow named Teppo gave me an excellent one (46 euros) — and the pool complex offered us ample opportunity to explore the Nordic ritual of subjecting yourself to successive temperature contrasts.
Four Republicans on the panel abstained, saying they were not given ample time to review the complex Fifth Amendment arguments.
