Sentence examples for complex to fit from inspiring English sources
As a result, the moral possibilities are too complex to fit the frame of black victims and white villains.
His sense of reality, informed by the theoretical education of his times, is too vast and too complex to fit within the narrow bounds of a single subject.
A first order polynomial of Chebyshev is more suitable for one variable time series, but for multivariate time series, it is much more complex to fit.
While development of nonfield-based investigation has contributed substantially to our understanding of processes, the wide range of environments, stone types, and climatic variability encountered raises issues of temporal and spatial scales too complex to fit into attempts at universal modeling.
With a 20-year lease, the privately held Hawthorne, Calif.,-based company is rebuilding the launch complex to fit its rockets — the Falcon 9 and the soon-to-debut Falcon Heavy super-rocket — just as it envisions reshaping the space-launch industry.
Strontium sorption gradually increases from 0to100%0% from pH 6 to 10 for both phases and requires multiple outer-sphere surface complexes to fit the data.
Later, Cleland proposed a partially random mechanism with dead-end complexes to fit the data reported by Cha and Parks [ 8] who used azaGDP and azaGTP as substitutes for GDP and GTP in some of the initial velocity studies.
They were to ascertain the wishes of local communities to set their priorities, using their local knowledge and contacts to come up with the infinitely complex tactics to fit each area's particular needs.
"She's one of those artists, like Steve Earle and Lucinda Williams, who radio thinks is a little too complex maybe to fit their playlists," then-MCA Nashville Records president Tony Brown told esteemed pop music critic Robert Hilburn of the Los Angles Times even before The Hardest Part was released in 2000.
Using this F test, a probability greater than 95% (p<0.05) was considered the criterion to select a more complex equation to fit binding data over the simplest one.
When patients' stories proved to be too ambiguous or complex to neatly fit my templates, I felt pressured to distort them in a way that would make them fit these nice patterns.
