Sentence examples for more complex divisions from inspiring English sources

"Fraudulent retail banking practices may not in and of themselves pose systemic risk, but they surely indicate mismanagement that could be catastrophic in riskier and more complex divisions of a bank holding company," she said.

More complex operation like division is considered as multiplication operation [32].

Also under development is a chip for the more complex CDMA (code division multiple access) system.

For more complex fractions, the division method requires additional steps.

These divisions were later reorganized into a more complex system of Manufacturing Divisions (geographic), Product Units (types of products), and Profit Centres (types of products and services).

Thus, there is increasing evidence that the 'indirect' human dorsal AF pathway identified by Catani et al. (2005), Catani et al. (2007) may involve more complex and fine-grained divisions.

Historian Thomas Fontaine stressed that history is more complex than a complete division between the ones who resisted and the ones who betrayed, giving the example of a regional resistance group leader who later served the Germans.

In addition, cells in the IBM can have more complex behaviors such as division, death, and activation and the possibility of collision-induced forces when multiple cells are simulated.

It paints a much more complex picture of intra-urban divisions and connections than the planners' perspective of the 'new' Leidsche Rijn neighbourhood separated from the 'old' city by major infrastructure lines.

For divisions, the case is more complex: the cell often undergoes a stereotypical pattern of division in which the dynamics of each daughter cell are dependent.

Thus, as industry becomes more complex at each level, the division of labour and specialization become necessary.