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Still reality shows that roadmapping for STI policy purposes is by far more complex than company technology and innovation roadmapping.

However, compared to the conventional thermal spray, HVSFS is by far more complex and difficult to control because the liquid feedstock phase undergoes aerodynamic break up and vaporization.

Compared to conventional plasma spraying, SPS and SPPS are by far more complex because fragmentation and vaporization of the liquid control the coating build-up mechanisms.

In the case of nanocomposite materials prepared by the polyol method and SPS, much lower values of thermal conductivity are found such as 0.9 W m−1 K−1 at 300 K for Bi2Te2.2Se0.8 nanocomposites and exceptionally 0.7 W m−1 K−1 at 300 K for Bi2Te2.7Se0.3 nanocomposites [39], but these fabrication techniques are, by far, more complex and time-consuming than the arc melting presented here.

A more realistic approach to mathematical modeling of cross-hybridization demonstrates that this process is by far more complex than the simplistic model considered by the authors.

Inherently metagenome is by far more complex than a single genome as it varies in time by the amount of bacteria comprising it.

This practice was replaced in 1900 by a far more complex system of assessments and donations designed to raise the money to support strikes.

These days, the challenges faced by youth are far more complex, fast-moving and dangerous than those faced by previous generations.

This tight, absorbing and expertly acted play by John Patrick Shanley is far more complex than surface descriptions might suggest.

ISHERWOOD * 'DOUBT: A PARABLE' This tight, absorbing and expertly acted play by John Patrick Shanley is far more complex than surface descriptions might suggest.

BRANTLEY Off Broadway * 'DOUBT, A PARABLE' This tight, absorbing and expertly acted play by John Patrick Shanley is far more complex than surface descriptions might suggest.