Sentence examples for more complex operation from inspiring English sources

The reception of irregular migrants is a far bigger and more complex operation than the TV images show.

The scores can offer theoretical guidance for astronaut training and more complex operation missions.

Bradshaw received injection treatment in his fractured right foot in February — as opposed to having a more complex operation — and said last week his feet felt great.

Or we could do an arterial bypass, a more complex operation that would save her leg but that might disable or even kill her before her surgical scars ever healed.

"Our results show that, while a simple operation like the mean, median, or geometric mean of a group may not allow groups to make good estimations, a more complex operation taking into account individuality in the social dynamics can lead to a better collective intelligence," they say.

The children are allowed in as part of Israel's "Good Neighbors" program, which began treating injured Syrian fighters and civilians in the early days of their country's civil war but has expanded into a more complex operation that also sends fuel, food and supplies into Syria.

Some of the more complex operations can take as long as ten or twelve hours.

The number of military exercises increased rapidly since 2002, evolving into more complex operations.

The air patrols make it difficult for insurgents to carry out time-consuming larger or more complex operations, he said.

Ober expects orthogonal lithography to make more-advanced organic electronics possible, with layered devices capable of performing more complex operations.

More complex operations - such as combining more than two images, converting the data type of an image, or applying mathematical functions to images - can also be specified.