Sentence examples for complex to predict from inspiring English sources
Other extremes are more complex to predict.
This well-recognized convenience is however counter-balanced by a structural response that is generally complex to predict, especially under earthquakes.
Although these systems have ancient origins, the structural behaviour of Blockhaus systems under well-defined loading and boundary conditions is still complex to predict.
It may be concluded from these investigations that the structural stability of the Super Cuplok formwork system is complex to predict.
All ocean waves are too complex to predict in any detail, even in laboratory conditions, but beach breaks are, among surf spots, an especially unpredictable species, and Ocean Beach, which receives an unusual amount of groundswell, mainly from the North Pacific, and is also raked daily by great tidal currents, is as complicated a proposition as any surf spot I've seen.
Due to a combination of multiple mechanical and geometrical aspects, the effective buckling resistance of glass load-carrying elements is complex to predict, especially in presence of laminated cross sections or interacting applied loads.
Some early studies made use of protein complexes to predict novel disease genes [ 13, 14].
Keiser et al. (2009) studied structural similarities between ligand sets while Klabunde and Evers (2005) used protein ligand complexes to predict off-targets.
Note that the less-challenging complexes to predict are the large complexes with high DENS and low EXT, and these correspond to around only 15% and 55 % of complexes in yeast and human respectively; the remaining complexes are challenging in some way, with the majority of them falling into the small-complex category.
Previous efforts to find data that can shed light on the movement of large groups of people have used complex formulas to predict behavior.
We first attempt to construct a complex network to predict catastrophes of a multi-modular floating system in advance of their occurrences.
