Sentence examples for frequent and complex from inspiring English sources

Infants engage in selective imitation by seven or eight months of age, and their imitations become more frequent and complex during the next two to three years.

Because the transfers among the modes are frequent and complex, we adopt the Controlled Petri Net to design the external events and condition of its operating modes.

The interaction between RRH and BBU or resource schedule among BBUs in cloud have become more frequent and complex with the development of system scale and user requirement.

Since it is the most frequent and complex signaling exchange of our signaling architecture, it is a meaningful benchmark for evaluating the processing capability of the MBSC-SS.

Sustaining these social networks would have necessitated increasing frequent and complex forms of communication perhaps a precursor to today's cell phone and Blackberry-reliant cultures.

Introduction: Critically ill patients are at increased risk of iatrogenic complications due to frequent and complex interventions, multiple prescriptions and potentially higher degree of harm.

The resulting fads and fashions, bubbles and crashes are ever more frequent, severe, and complex.

The resulting fads and fashions, bubbles, and crashes are ever more frequent, severe, and complex.

With more than 50 gull species in the world, this family of seabirds poses some of the greatest field identification challenges of any bird group: age-related plumage changes, extensive variations within species, frequent hybridization, and complex distribution.

Repeats in the plant mitochondrial genome may be relevant to the rapid rearrangement, frequent insertion and complex multipartite structure in plant mitochondrial genomes.

Recent genome-wide studies have shed light on copy number variations (CNVs), an unexpectedly frequent, dynamic and complex form of genetic diversity, and have quickly overturned the idea of a single diploid human 'reference genome'.