Sentence examples for complexity of exchanges from inspiring English sources

But industry analysts are perplexed as to why About.com wants to tackle the complexity of exchanges when it could much more easily make a B2B killing by creating deep industry content and licensing it to commerce sites for handsome fees.

Margaret Cogswell kicked off the course with a briefing on the formality of Japanese culture and the complexities of exchanging meeshi, or business cards, with Japanese executives.

Some of the issues identified and discussed include the typing of objects, instances, geometry, relationships, and rules, which are supported in the IFC schema, and the complexities of exchanging such information accurately between applications.

Renee Raspokeswoman a spokeswoman for G.M., said the company took into account the time and complexity of debt exchanges when developing its plan.

Keeping the production spare and simple seems a wise choice, but Annabelle Comyn has taken this too far: the actors' physical distance from each other and lack of movement lessen the tension and complexity of their exchanges.

These events show that the complexity of chromosomal exchanges induced by heavy ions can be higher than expected by previous FISH studies.

It introduces the concept of "nearly decomposable" decision-making problems to address the complexity of information exchange decisions in such multi-agent settings.

The objective of the present work is that of providing the guidelines, methodology and the instruments for the observation and characterisation of the convective phenomena of heat dissipation of electrical components and how the complexity of thermal exchange follows trends, which are not linear.

To our knowledge this study is one of the very few that have explored the complexity of information exchange in RACFs' MIR process.

In summary, the calculations of Niklason and colleagues serve to point out the complexity of gas exchange in critical illness and the challenges we face in trying to interpret apparently simple measurements as indicators of the lung's ability to carry out its primary responsibility – gas exchange.

This study evaluated the complexity of calcium ion exchange with sodium exchanged weak acid cation resin (DOW MAC-3).