The arms control agreement with Russia will be technically complex to complete on deadline in December, but it is straightforward in essence.
Lastly, the processes examined are technically complex to measure and, in many ways, the instruments being used are relatively recent developments.
"I think a lot of people also feel you've got a more significant random element in some litigation in the US, it's a jury who is going to try it, and it's technically complex and quite difficult for the jury to grapple with some of the issues perhaps.
As Pope writes, in reference to the style of the Boom: "It relied on a Cubist superposition of different points of view, it made time and lineal progress questionable, and it was technically complex.
Although the Kamada technique is technically complex and not easy to master, it is still the mainstay of orthotopic liver transplantation in rodents.
The sculpture, a descendant of Ghost (1990) and House, is technically complex; it uses a plaster developed for the Disney corporation to make fake rock faces.
It is important to emphasize that the IFCC method is technically complex, time consuming, and expensive and is not designed for routine analysis of patient samples.
It should be noted that constructing a complementary inverter is technically complex because both p- and n-channel transistors are required to be patterned onto a common substrate in a desired alignment to each other.
For instance, where an issue is technically complex and protracted, governments have long turned to advisory panels or academies for structured advice.
Sources such as Bloomberg suggest caution, warning that the find is technically complex and potentially could take 5 6 years to produce oil or be lower yield (5 15%) based on "rates talked about" at nearby Kaskida Oil Field, BP's previous giant find (2006) 40 mile away.
