Sentence examples for challenging complexity from inspiring English sources
A deep pleasure this -- the challenging complexity of having to sort out Gerrard Street from New Compton from Romilly from Charing Cross, the happy, sensuous hubbub of all those names.
I wish I'd published The book that left its teethmarks on me was Svetlana Alexievich's Second-Hand Time (Fitzcarraldo), ugly-frank, full of a strange, cruel nostalgia, artless yet artful, and devastatingly real in baring a host of Russian souls chorally, in all their challenging complexity.
Mathematical models describing particle-size distributions in crystallization processes are of a challenging complexity.
This article tackles the challenging complexity of the non-binary soft demapper when the GF symbol spreads across multiple QAM symbols and STBC codewords.
Carbothermic reduction is an alternative to the conventional Hall-Héroult electrolysis process and is characterized by cost and environmental advantages as well as by a challenging complexity.
The possibility of simultaneous measurement of a multitude of cellular properties or features gives HCS tremendous power and challenging complexity.
When Jim Wolfensohn became president of the World Bank in 1995 he launched a series of initiatives challenging the complexity and lack of focus that built up in previous years.
Although necessary, this type of multidisciplinary methodology is challenging in complexity and scope.
The author says that IBM's problems, challenges, complexity and culture are unique, and the fixes he applied are unlikely to be easily transferred.
Models and simulation features should form part of a larger toolset that supports the design of control systems to meet the main identified challenges: complexity, multidisciplinarity, and dependability.
General findings of the detailed mapping of challenges and properties are that an open-source approach is a pre-condition for complying with scientific standards and that approaches to tackle the challenges complexity and uncertainty counteract each other.
