Sentence examples for increasingly more complicated from inspiring English sources

At the same time the in-vehicle environment is becoming increasingly more complicated, for example with navigation systems and communication devices.

Since digital circuits have been widely and thoroughly applied in various fields, electronic systems are increasingly more complicated and require greater reliability.

Operation of the gas fields is increasingly more complicated due to extensive supply infrastructures, varying feed gas conditions and operational problems with liquid handling in multiphase pipelines.

The classification accuracies of MuSpiNN and Multi-SpikeProp are evaluated using three increasingly more complicated problems: the XOR problem, the Fisher iris classification problem, and the epilepsy and seizure detection (EEG classification) problem.

This world- and self-trust is taken to later enable the child to value her own projects and align the role standards that grow increasingly more complicated in the course of her development and to critically question them (Mead 1934, Habermas 1988).

It's just that determining what is the natural end of a life has become increasingly more complicated and fraught for all of us.

Other authors have developed increasingly sophisticated models, introducing more complicated Quantitative Structure-Property Relationship (QSPR) methods and descriptors [13 15].

This profile also suggests that midwives have kept to their formal competence and have not been extending that by increasingly being involved with more complicated births.

After the photo-and-text pictures, Baldessari's work becomes more complicated and increasingly ambitious, but no less playful.

Today, the work is exponentially more complicated with increasingly complex financial instruments, the intransigence of the bonus culture and the egregious amounts of money at stake.

A territory where predicting the needs, wishes and claims of an increasingly uneven population is more and more complicated.