Sentence examples for more complex future from inspiring English sources
After spending millions on development, Obama has unilaterally decided to shift resources toward more complex future missile variants -- a process notorious for being obscenely over budget and off schedule -- while rejecting the Congress' more sensible approach to fiscal responsibility and a more robust national defense.
Calculation of the partition function (11) is not needed for sampling and majority voting, i.e. for almost any practical application, but we did this for the purposes of assessing P(real seq| M); for more complex future incarnations of the model this in turn may need to be handled using sampling methods (Wang and Landau, 2001).
Calculating APRs on adjustable and balloon loans is even more complex because future rates are unknown.
Maintaining this essential capability will become more complex in the future in the face of technological change.
More complex is the future of the Kyoto protocol, the world's only treaty stipulating cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, which the US has never joined and will not.
It will be necessary to set up a micro-simulation in investigating a more complex case in future work.
It is designed to be a starting point to get younger children interesting in coding so they can move onto other, more complex devices in future.
The pipeline arrangement will only become more complex in the future, and pipe assembly planning will help increase the effectiveness and efficiency of routing design.
These suggest the possibility of using our device to prepare many different cellular constructs with more complex structures in future biological applications.
We understand our results as a hypothesis that needs to be tested with specific monitoring and field studies and (based on these data which are widely lacking today) more complex modelling of future exposure risk of pesticides to amphibians.
We also demonstrated the ability of this experimental design to detect interactions between binary mixtures, which will allow the assessment of biological effects of more complex mixtures in future research.
