Sentence examples for complex to be described from inspiring English sources

However, anaerobic fermentation is far too complex to be described in full metabolic details, due to the variety of responsible microorganisms and the unknown and time-varying waste composition.

Domains where knowledge representation is too complex to be described analytically and in a deterministic way is very common in the petroleum industry, particularly in the field of exploration and production.

The structures and systems considered in many engineering disciplines are far too complex to be described accurately using simple theoretical models; using simulations is often the only way to adequately assess the performance of the design.

Intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs) inhabit a conformational landscape that is too complex to be described by classical structural biology, posing an entirely new set of questions concerning the molecular understanding of functional biology.

Individual situations are too complex to be described here, but information is readily available in critical editions of Shakespeare's plays and poems, especially in The Oxford Shakespeare, in a collected edition and in individual critical editions; The New Cambridge Shakespeare; and the third series of The Arden Shakespeare.

Meanwhile, the depot operation is too complex to be described by a constraint.

Hsc70 associates with Cyclin D1 and is present as an element of the active CDK4-Cyclin D1 complex, although a specific functional role in the complex remains to be described (Diehl et al., 2003; Trotter et al., 2001).

However, the EEG recordings are much more complex than to be described by a list of binominal measures.

This function of the complex remains to be described in higher eukaryotes but if it is conserved, the sec63 st67 mutation might also inhibit transport and degradation of misfolded proteins.

The constructal law allows systems with complex internal flows to be described and understood for a unified view.

Considering that the performance of a genetic algorithm (GA) is affected by many factors and their relationships are complex and hard to be described, a novel fuzzy-based adaptive genetic algorithm (FAGA) combined a new artificial immune system with fuzzy system theory is proposed due to the fact fuzzy theory can describe high complex problems.