Sentence examples for more complex dimensions from inspiring English sources

The "true" voice space is likely to include a larger number of more complex dimensions, consistent with the intricacy of the voice production apparatus and the many associated acoustical dimensions [ 15, 17 19].

What has added a more complex dimension to this battle is the recent apparent movement in support for the Greens.

In fact, while the ECHR and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights consider mental integrity as a right to mental-health, pendant of the right of physical integrity understood as physical health, a more complex dimension of mental integrity is elicited by neurotechnology.

Yet there has been a remarkable reluctance in America to confront the more complex historical dimensions of this hatred.

Conversely, "AAM 560" and "AAM GM" are much more complex (appearance vector dimension around 250) and exclude a real-time implementation.

However, even though the global convergence of PS has been proved, it does not perform well on more complex and higher dimension problems nowadays.

The high data contention in this case study justifies the use of several ABC models; simple models for fast results and more complex models to dimension correctly the system.

The DNA centered dogma for genetic information and cell identity is now evolving into a much more complex and flexible dimension provided by the discovery of the Epigenome.

It is also easily extensible to three spatial dimensions, more complex constitutive models and coupling with geomechanical models.

The package substrates for these new integrated circuits are also becoming more complex with finer pitch dimensions and many layers of metallization often with several ground and power planes that complicate nondestructive analysis.

However, given the abstract nature of spirituality, teaching spiritual care is more complex than teaching concrete dimensions of care [ 20].