Sentence examples for complex neighbour from inspiring English sources

However, contrasting Singapore with its more complex neighbour, Malaysia, reminded me that while academic models are all well and good, problems in the real world are not so easily solved.

Among the Korean species treated by Jung et al. [8], three of six nominal Apolygus species (Miridae) formed a single complex neighbour-joining cluster.

Henry entered Paris early on the morning of 23 March through the Porte-Neuve rather than the Saint-Antoine and seized the capital, including the Arsenal complex that neighboured the Bastille.

When he fell into a complex partial seizure, a neighbour mistook his shouting for an argument and called the police.

Overlooking Fortitude's daily affairs is Governor Hildur Odegard (Grabol), a woman very keen to dig a sort of Arctic version of the Neighbours Lassiters complex into the side of a glacier.

For the creation of the clonal complexes, the similarity bin size (1 change) was set to 2.5%; the maximal neighbour distance between two complexes was 5 changes (12.5%) and the minimum size of a complex was 5 types.

This isn't even the first time Neighbours' Lassiter's complex has been blown up.

Coordination number, also called Ligancy, the number of atoms, ions, or molecules that a central atom or ion holds as its nearest neighbours in a complex or coordination compound or in a crystal.

Perhaps it's not surprising that the few still-thriving forms (pre-eminently, of course, the sonnet) originate from Southern Europe and that the complex inventions of our nearest neighbours in Wales and Ireland never wholly made the transition - with the exception of the limerick, perhaps (though whether this jolly little tumbrel actually originated in Limerick is far from certain).

The system evolves due to change in the state of a cell and its neighbours forming a complex grid patterns (Gardner 1970).

Until 2007 Shell Chemicals UK operated a major petrochemicals manufacturing complex in Carrington, Partington's closest neighbour, to the east.