Sentence examples for more complex arrays from inspiring English sources
This review focuses on examples in which individual dendritic molecules are assembled into more complex arrays via non-covalent interactions.
These recent electronically coupled dyads represent attractive photochemical systems to build more complex arrays for solar energy conversion or for molecular electronic applications.
These boxes can coordinate the more complex arrays of tasks required in food, beverage and paper plants–new territory for Rockwell and zip production data to back-office computers so customers can react sooner to blips in supply and demand.
To reliably detect the electrical patterns of human volition and build programs of commands, much larger and more complex arrays of probes will be necessary.
This facilitates the expansion of individual assay components into larger and more complex arrays and the update of assays in response to new and emerging viruses.
What's more, ales tend to offer a more complex array of flavors, which can sometimes hide a flaw or unintended note in a beer.
But interviews with executives at record labels, Internet companies and research companies revealed a much more complex array of problems facing the music business than just digital piracy.
In fact, I have grown wary that methods that seek to account for a more complex array of factors are picking up on a lot of spurious correlations and identifying more noise than signal.
They also imply that dust emissions are not simply a function of the degree of aridity in source areas, but respond to a more complex array of conditions, including sediment availability.
Since that time, effective antifungal compounds have been developed, but a much more complex array of host disorders have also emerged creating an even greater need for immunotherapy in conjunction with conventional antifungal therapy.
And while the context is different today (we have a larger and more complex array of drugs), the underlying issues are unchanged: Americans, athletes as well as nonathletes, grappled then as now with the proper role of drugs in their lives.
