Sentence examples for more complex class from inspiring English sources

Although the Euler-like approach involves a more complex class number management, it is more adapted to the modeling of precipitate chemistry.

A similar framework is investigated for the more complex class of nonsequential hybrid systems and a systematic procedure for designing the switching rule is presented for some specific instances of these systems.

A more complex class of problems — numerical problems — adds some flexible numerical parameters: Can you find a set of flight plans that meets the constraints of the original problem but also minimizes planes' flight time and fuel consumption?

After the introduction of the section notes, however, low-skilled students had already solved their basic questions while reading the notes, and hence they would be prepared to absorb more complex class material.

Simpler or more complex class structures, relative to the formal system in place, may be one result of autonomous classification.

Ontology A (A.obo, see Figure 3 and Additional file 1: A.obo) is an example of the classification regarding functional groups such as ethers while ontology B (B.obo, see Figure 4 and Additional file 2: B.obo) represents the expert knowledge of more complex class definitions like androstanes and pregnanes.

In the late 19th century, evolutionary anthropologists such as Henry Maine and Lewis Morgan suggested that the human societies of their time may have evolved from less complex forms of clan-based societies into more complex class-based societies.

The advent of new more complex classes of strongly heterogeneous materials, such as 3D woven composites, introduces new challenges for well-established finite element multiscale modelling approaches.

While more complex classes of receptor binding kinetics are possible, Eq. 2 illustrates a fundamental principle of PD: as Kd is a constant, it can be seen that increasing drug concentration reduces [ R] and increases [DR], hence increasing drug effect.

Thus, Golubitsky et al. argued that the more complex a class is, the less likely it is to encounter that class, in empirical data or in models.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/12/815/prepub wouldulikeike to acknowledge Dr. Anton Kunst for his expertise regarding some of the more complex social class issues in this paper.