Sentence examples for has some complexity from inspiring English sources

Improved stress distributions over single and double-lap joints are obtained, although it has some complexity in the manufacturing process.

This apparently simple Gyroscope reading retrieval has some complexity: the reading in HAR-1&2 is described by three separate attributes, X, Y, and Z, whereas the reading in HAR-3 is described by only one attribute.

Some approaches for intensity correction take the maxima or an average of the foreground of each image as a parameter of intensity and then apply an inverse function to compensate for intensity loss [12], [14], [19]; however, they are unsatisfactory when the background has some complexity.

Seismic performance evaluation of RC structures subjected to (medium to strong) multi-component ground motions has some complexities.

So it had some complexity".

"It does have some complexity," he said.

It's not Petrus, but it does have some complexity and style.

And the pappardelle in a pork, beef and lamb ragù had some complexity.

The scrumpy of my youth, sometimes as strong as 9/10% abv, and illegally sold to me as a teenager visiting relatives in Somerset, had some complexity and vigour, but the over-alcoholised modern equivalent is merely a route for the young to get pissed as quickly as possible and for cider companies to make an indecently high return on something with no more character than an alcopop.

However, these associations do seem to have some complexity.

The three formats reviewed in this article — mzML, mzIdentML and mzQuantML are all represented in XML, they all use CV parameters primarily sourced from the PSI-MS CV and have some complexity of inter-relationships between elements.