Sentence examples for mastering the complexities from inspiring English sources

For now, at least, Intel gets big points for mastering the complexities of silicon.

"As an F.R.M., you'll be recognized for mastering the complexities of credit, market and operational risks," the ad continues.

For a Westerner, mastering the complexities of traditional Japanese garb is "a sort of origami for beginners," Ms. Dickson said.

They say Talx improves the system's efficiency by mastering the complexities of 50 state programs, allowing employers to focus on their businesses.

He understood that thinking responsibly in modern democratic society means mastering the complexities of that society and putting oneself in the shoes of those who must make decisions.

"Since the 15th Spassky-Fischer game (Reykjavik 1972) Lubomir Kavalek, the former Czech grandmaster now playing Board No.1 on the United States team here, has, like others, thrown enormous effort into mastering the complexities of Spassky's new attack against the Najdorf variation of the Sicilian Defense.

The above results illustrate the robustness and primising inherent parallelism of GAs for mastering the complexity of 3D optimizations.

In turn, Peacock et al. (2010) found that mastering the complexity of caring generated role satisfaction, meaning, and pride.

Those who have mastered the complexities of such topics typically enjoy time spent with Mr. Thomas.

A program note speaks of a poet who "strives to master the complexities of the human Dance of Life".

Mrs. Clinton mastered the complexities of health insurance, and she dazzled Congress with her command of facts and figures.