"complex alignment" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two or more elements, such as ideas or opinions, need to be carefully coordinated or synchronized. Example: The negotiations between the two countries required a complex alignment of economic goals and political interests.
More complex alignment tools for specific tasks could be created.
The experimental setups of our method are relatively compact and stable without complex alignment devices.
Complex alignment of an optical set-up may be avoided by using prism holographic lithography and phase-shift lithography with a diffraction grating.
Both are opposite to the complex alignment of the sample under a small SQUID sensor and have a sensitivity limited by the mechanism of the cooing Dewar and the shielding can for a general SQUID system.
To aid in use of progressiveMauve alignments, we have developed an interactive visualization program that can present a complex alignment in a meaningful and easily understandable visual paradigm.
HMM modeling also offers easy access to a wider range of scoring possibilities, thanks to posterior decoding, thus making it possible to assess complex alignment scoring schemes.
In the present study, field driving experiments were performed under natural conditions on mountain highways with complex alignments.
Only very few of all the curves considered in this study had radii larger than 200 m (the roads have complex alignments and were constructed using lower--ranked technical standards).
Conversely, mapping blocks from other tools clarified often complex alignments.
MAFFT produced better quality alignments compared to Muscle for the most complex alignments (ITS and waxy) based on visual comparisons.
In this context, the HTSeq class CigarOperation is demonstrated, which represents complex alignments in a convenient form (Fig. 1b).
