The phrase "art of complex" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the skill or technique involved in dealing with complexity, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The art of complex problem-solving requires both creativity and analytical thinking."
Alternatives: "skill of complexity" or "craft of intricate".
GAMA 1.6: Advancing the art of complex agent-based modeling and simulation.
Bacri writes and acts, Jaoui writes, acts, and directs, and together this couple has mastered the art of complex narrative.
Against the explosive scientific and technological juggernaut that would eventually leave 10 million corpses scattered across Europe by the end of World War I, Duchamp (like some other European artists) proposed a radically new and disruptive art of complex irrationality.
At the same time we find that the prior art search of complex inventions is not outsourced.
Statistics is the art of answering complex questions from numerical facts, called data.
Already by the Dong Easternn) Zhou dynasty (770 256 bce) the art of weaving complex patterned silks was well advanced.
The art of analyzing complex systems is that of finding the means to extract from theory no more information than one needs.
That sounds simple, but just as with the art of distilling complex goals into a clear, three-point strategy, simple is often very hard.
Another factor was a decline of American expertise in systems engineering, the science and art of managing complex engineering projects to weigh risks, gauge feasibility, test components and ensure that the pieces come together smoothly.
You need a hobby, and this young man's is papercraft, the art of sculpting complex and/or beautiful items out of paper and glue.
What makes it valuable is that it not only presents a state-of-the-art review of the domain but also serves as a gentle guide to learning the sophisticated art of modeling complex systems.
