Sentence examples for complex set up from inspiring English sources

The UN high commissioner for refugees (UNHCR), which manages the complex, set up the first camps in 1991 and 1992 following the civil war in Somalia.

Unlike Tails, Delisle says the iCloak user won't need to burn their own disc to use the system, or jump through complex set up hoops.

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea on Sunday accepted North Korea's proposal for talks on a troubled joint industrial complex, setting up the first official dialogue between the countries in a year amid tensions over the North's recent rocket launching.

PAGE A11 SOUTH KOREA TO TALK WITH NORTH South Korea accepted North Korea's proposal for talks on a troubled joint industrial complex, setting up the first official dialogue between the countries in a year amid tensions over the North's recent rocket launching.

This injection mode is therefore rigorously defined and complex (setting up of an infusion, injection behind a lead screen, tungsten protection of radioactive syringes, long IV lines with power injectors to avoid close contact with the patient and controlled radioactive waste management).

Where there used to be packed "man camps"—trailer parks and small apartment complexes set up for oil workers there's now a whole lot of nothing.

This probably is due to the fact that the drug not only inactivates gyrase, but also traps the enzyme DNA complex setting up a down stream complex cascade resulting in generation of oxidative stress leading to a faster cell death-a process that is probably not initiated in the simple downregulation or inhibition of gyrase.

Shi first obtained a weighted PPI network, a set of known protein complexes, and nonprotein complexes to set up the training model.

The complex was set up in cooperation with Israel in 1996, when times were better.

And, in a very real sense, that complex bond set up the emotional ending of Coughlin's time with the Giants.

Within its factory complex it set up New York Recording Laboratories, Incorporated, a misleading name given the inferior audio quality produced by its shellac discs.