Sentence examples for complicated to extend from inspiring English sources

However, these methods are based on cell-averages in a staggered grid and are thus a bit complicated to extend to multiple dimensions.

However, the contact cues provided by the nanofibers can be far more complicated than just guiding the neurites to extend along them.

The mathematical methodology proposed in this study for the ray method enable us to construct the solution for the interior source problem and to extend to solve the complicated problem for the multi span of the Timoshenko beam.

To extend NIMS to more complicated conditions or more than two agents, we can treat mixed agents such as herb extracts and herbs as a group of compounds, and the predicted ranks of NIMS depend only on what agent genes are inputted and how accurate the agent genes are.

In more complicated cases "the case workers would note the decision to extend [discussions on whether to grant a visa] and the reasons for it" on the database.In this case documents are kept while the case is being processed.

The complicated proportional voting system meant that the SNP had to extend its share of the vote beyond one-third of the total in Scotland if it had any chance of keeping UKIP out.

But American companies say efforts to extend the existing tax system will prove extremely complicated and prove unenforceable anyhow.

Future work in this area will aim to extend the FDEA, implementing it for a realistic and more complicated traffic flow forecast system.

Numerical results are validated with experimental data available in the literature and further simulations help to extend the knowledge of the flow field for such a complicated geometry.

Having so many cores means the machine can ramp up its processing power when dealing with complicated graphics or running several programs at once, but can use less at other times to extend battery life.

Second, it would be useful to extend the Sherlock system with natural language generation (NLG) capability to create more complicated quizzes.