Sentence examples for more complex combination from inspiring English sources

And according to some pundits, Caffeine's results suggest that it also uses a more complex combination of keywords to rank pages.

Public water supply and freshwater ecosystem impacts are explained by a more complex combination of short (1 3 month) and seasonal (6 12 month) anomalies.

While views of China in America -- and particularly in Congress -- still remain frozen in many cases on the Tiananmen Square massacre, the reality here is now a much more complex combination of iron fists and Web servers, personal freedoms and political handcuffs.

Those fees are a pittance compared with the $105 million Goldman and Credit Suisse First Boston took in for advising on the more complex combination of Chrysler and Daimler-Benz A.G. completed this year, a deal valued at half that of Exxon and Mobil.

Some other more complex combination algorithms have been proposed.

P2 on the other hand has a more complex combination of both blueshifts and redshifts.

Fully addressing this goal will likely require development of new techniques to address more complex combinations (e.g., combined exposure to organophosphates and arsenic would not be addressed using the current approach).

The shift in the use of neurostimulation to study cognition is already apparent, via the more complex combinations and experimental questions and designs using combined neurostimulation-neuroimaging, some of which we have described above.

He gradually added more complex combinations, building on the earlier steps.

More complex combinations for older babies include roasted bananas and brown rice; squash with potatoes and Parmesan; and pasta with lentil Bolognese, a ruddy, tomato-y mash.

This simple sensor geometry improves a basic oxygen sensor luminophore:matrix combination and stands comparison with more complex combinations such as those achieved with fluorinated sol gel matrices.