Sentence examples for complex to store from inspiring English sources

Police are so confident they can continue to take property without convictions they are even looking to buy a new complex to store seized cars.

Tepco has built nearly 1,000 tanks at the sprawling complex to store as many as 335,000 tons of contaminated water, the product of coolant pumped into the reactors to keep their cores from overheating, and groundwater pouring into their breached basements at a rate of 400 tons a day.

Memory Palace, Kwan explains, is something like "a hybrid of Sim City and iPhoto", where users can navigate a surreal 3-D virtual environment and build complexes to store their own memories.

For example, in the image compression [25, 26], one color is synthesized by the three primary colors with a certain proportion, which needs three real- or complex-valued neurons to store.

Simple passwords are easy to guess; complex passwords are difficult to remember, and some users tend to "store" complex passwords at easily accessible locations.

A Kenyan security official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said they were investigating the possibility that one of the shops in the complex had been used to store explosives before Saturday's attack.

This makes it impossible to create complex detection algorithms or to store large databases.

The latency and the number of complex time samples needed to store for different values of ∂ have been summarized in Table 5, where we can see the tradeoff between latency and PAPR reduction performance.

Electronic medical records enhance both the ability of a health care system to store complex, lengthy genetic test result data in a patient's record and the ability of the system to control access to that informa-tion.

There is growing interest in the use of graphs, data structures in which items of data are represented as nodes and their similarities as edges, to store complex relationships in general[ 9].

Beyond cataloguing binary complexes, MINT was conceived to store other types of functional interactions, including enzymatic modifications of one of the partners.