Sentence examples for complex to meet from inspiring English sources

Steinway undertook the five-year rehabilitation of the Astoria complex to meet the growing demand for its piano restoration service and for space to store parts.

First, the wireless access network has become more and more complex to meet the exponential growth of the mobile traffic, the diverse QoS and throughput requirements of different wireless applications and services, and the need to achieve more cost-, energy-, and spectrum-efficient communications.

On a rainy day in April 1990, I journeyed to the outskirts of Warsaw to one of those functional Communist-era apartment building complexes to meet with Antoni Macierewicz.

Expression of nuclear-encoded and chloroplast-encoded genes must be coordinated to produce the appropriate subunit stoichiometries and sufficient protein complexes to meet the metabolic needs of the plant [ 1].

"But at least with an electric vehicle the barriers to entry are a bit lower than for an internal combustion engine vehicle [because] the latter have some horrendously complex legislation to meet around emissions, for instance, which are simply not a problem for an electric vehicle as they do not have noxious emissions".

'Cities nowadays face complex challenges to meet objectives regarding socio-economic development and quality of life.

In setting this out, Schaffers et al. (2011: 431) propose: 'Cities nowadays face complex challenges to meet objectives regarding socio-economic development and quality of life.

Despite the efficiency of heterogeneous system, designers as well as system architects are facing completely new challenges to quickly and efficiently design parallel architectures tailored to complex applications to meet performance, power, and cost goals.

Recent advances in additive manufacturing have provided unprecedented opportunities for producing complex structures to meet the increasing demands for implants with customized mechanical performance.

Further, the model must demonstrate the same patterns of behaviour as the real system, and need only be complex enough to meet this objective.

To unify the design process of complex products to meet higher function and performance demands, a practical implementation for a new heavy load high voltage circuit breaker is presented.