Sentence examples for complex execution from inspiring English sources

"This was complex planning, complex execution; we're still trying to understand exactly what happened," said Col. Thomas Collins, a spokesman for the international forces here.

"We remain sceptical on the impact of sovereign QE because of the dissent inside the ECB, the potential political backlash, the legal uncertainties on government bond buying, and the Greek situation and its complex execution".

Thus, Briseno asked whether the "offense require[d] forethought, planning, and complex execution of purpose". 135 S. W. 3d, at 9. The court of appeals wrote that Moore's crime required "a level of planning and forethought". Ex parte Moore II, 548 S. W. 3d, at 572, 603 (observing that Moore "w[ore] a wig, conceal[ed] the weapon, and fle[d]" after the crime).

The use of workflows for orchestrating services and jobs within complex execution scenarios is becoming established in e-science research, but lack of interoperability between different workflow systems makes the reuse of workflows difficult, impeding the pace of adoption in academia and industry [5].

Regarding the handover execution process itself, more complex execution schemes are introduced in each new release of the standard, including establishing physical-layer connections with more than one BS at a time, fast BS switching (FBSS), and the fast ranging mechanism or enhanced execution technique built into IEEE 802.16 and referred to as the seamless handover.

If the technological components of the piece are complex, its execution is decidedly more modest.

Music, singing, staging, design and acting must marry seemlessly with each other, it needs copious resources of talent and money, meticulous administrative planning and highly complex technical execution.

Judge Garaufis said in his order that "these forms of relief are simple in concept, but will be complex in execution".

Downtempo and downtrodden, "1999" is casual in presentation but complex in execution, full of offhand assonance that's hypnotic: "Used to beg mom dukes for lunch money/Honeys used to run from me/when pockets was dust bunnies".

Many customers order all of them: a series of vaguely Asian, deeply French and fairly Californian experiments that manage at once to be both simple in flavor and amazingly complex in execution.

In large, complex organizations, execution lives and dies with a group we call "distributed leaders," which includes not only middle managers who run critical businesses and functions but also technical and domain experts who occupy key spots in the informal networks that get things done.