Sentence examples for complicated consensus from inspiring English sources

Different from most existing results with a single linear time-invariant (LTI) leader dynamics, the leader dynamics under consideration is composed by a family of LTI models and a switching logic governing the switches among them, which is capable of generating more diverse and sophisticated reference signals to accommodate more complicated consensus control design tasks.

While the former is easily modeled, the latter is more complicated and consensus models of sufficient fidelity for high performance feedback control do not exist.

These requirements were greatly complicated by the consensus that, as part of any memorial, the footprints of the twin towers should not be built over.

It is much more complicated than a consensus on the part of university provosts to expand the set of works and measures that constitute solid evidence of academic distinction.

Some Washington policy analysts said the White House plan could clash in some ways with a broader tax plan shaped months ago by House Republicans, and complicate the consensus-building needed for full tax reform, a political feat not accomplished since 1986 when President Ronald Reagan pulled it off.

"Reaching a consensus is complicated".

High-tech scanning is complicated, and there is no consensus on objective measures to ensure quality.

These questions are complicated because there is no consensus among analysts about what the satellite imagery of the Kilju area shows.

The procedure for diagnosing specific shoulder disorders is further complicated by a lack of consensus on the diagnostic criteria.

Identifying ab initio conserved regions in different alignments and combining them in a single consensus alignment is more complicated.

The effort to reach a consensus in Amsterdam has been complicated by conflicting U.S. and European legal approaches to online privacy.