Sentence examples for complex to match from inspiring English sources

"We're now at the point," Friedlaender says, "where it's really not very complex to match organs.

If you visit Glendale, the home of DreamWorks' hacienda-style animation factory, you'll find a studio complex to match Disney's, boasting state-of-the-art offices and recreational activities for the staff including soccer games and lunch-time yoga sessions.

Thyroid papillary carcinoma anatomical architecture may refer to the concept of a chaotic fractal organization in which each part of the tumor (tumoral papillae) represents a reduced-size element of the whole main tumor, a property called self-similarity, too irregular and complex to match the criteria of the traditional Euclidian geometry.

We also excluded terms with more than 5 non-ignorable words, as they were too long and complex to match and were infrequently used.

For example, both the uncatalysed exchange reactions for eIF5B and the termination factors are easily sustainable at rates required to regenerate sufficient factor GTP complexes to match the predicted translation rates, whereas those reactions relying on guanidine exchange factor activity clearly could not sustain sufficient rates if they proceeded in an uncatalysed fashion.

THE 70-year-old New York architect Peter Eisenman has spent most of his career engaging in rarefied debates about design theory and producing a small group of complex buildings to match.

Currently, long-distance trucking firms rely on complex systems to match drivers with a series of loads, seeking to minimize miles driven without freight, while complying with limits on how long drivers can be behind the wheel.

It's a teeming, sophisticated, scintillatingly clever movie, and Schwartzman, his first time out, gives a copious, complex performance to match; as his subsequent career has proved (including his performance in "Golden Exits," which opens this weekend), his natural virtuosity has only grown deeper.

(Each half of the zipper complex has to match the other precisely, allowing the cell to direct compounds exactly where they need to do).

If you order something complex, tip to match.

A predicted conserved protein complex is considered to match with known protein complexes if their overlapping score OS (see Eq. 3) is equal to or larger than a threshold (in this work, threshold = 0.2) [ 18].