Sentence examples for complex to express from inspiring English sources
Thus, the problem of temporal data is that it quickly leads to constraints and queries that are unreasonably complex to express, that is, unless the system provides some well-designed shorthands, which commercially available database management systems (DBMSs) currently do not.
She worries that people might think some of the posts are written by her as herself, as her disorder is very complex to express.
You could call this the archetypal language: a language of images that best express those things too rich and complex to express with words.
Except for the barcodes, the molecular characters and the analysis and interpretation of them are too complex to express concisely.
Such cell population has been shown to display an enhanced ability to capture and process antigen-immune complexes, to express greater levels of MHC class II and costimulatory antigens and to exhibit a GC phenotype at higher rate compared with follicular B cells [ 82].
The music, like the people who use and love it, has proven complex enough to express emotions simply and unambiguously when that's the way they're experienced.
The LEM applies finite elements to model the radial displacement of the cylinder and the radial pressure of the fluid, and complex exponentials to express the axial and circumferential displacements of the cylinder as well as the axial and tangential pressures of the fluid.
Disabled people adopted the term "cripple" around 20 years ago, largely as a way to be both performative (I'm not dis-abled, I'm something more complex) and to express collective solidarity much in the manner of other historically marginalized groups.
A common strategy for obtaining protein complexes is to express single proteins separately and then reconstitute complexes from purified components.
Just go to YouTube and find videos of broadcast news shows of the 1960s, or press conferences, and you'll hear journalists and politicians alike using complex, clause-packed sentences to express relatively complex, idea-packed thoughts about current affairs.
Having these complex features allow linear models to express complex classification decisions that are non-linear with respect to the original sequential information.
