Sentence examples for more complex purpose from inspiring English sources

In Macdonald's view of the comic works, Cendrillon and Don Quichotte succeed, but Don César de Bazan and Panurge are less satisfying than "the more delicately tuned operas such as Manon, Le portrait de Manon and Le jongleur de Notre-Dame, where comedy serves a more complex purpose".

These include NegEx, a computationally simple algorithm using regular expressions [ 39], and the more complex general-purpose Negfinder [ 40].

Evaluation of diagnostic decision support systems is more complex because the purpose of these systems is typically to generate a differential diagnosis.

We found that conservation easements have indeed become more complex, with more purposes and terms after 2000 compared to conservation easements recorded before 2000.

The parallels of art and nature, the intentionality implied in the term "selection," the notion of "perfect" adaptation, and the substantive conception of "nature" as an agency working toward certain ends, all render Darwin's views on teleological purpose more complex than they are typically interpreted from the standpoint of contemporary Neo-selectionist theory (Lennox 1993).

(I understand that it is a huge generalization to classify Colgate's student population into two groups -- whites and non-whites -- and that the makeup is much more complex, but for the purpose of this essay, this is the characterization I will move forward with).

We now use the CSP method to examine a more complex model for simplification purposes.

Experiment 2 extended Experiment 1 in a more complex environment for two purposes.

However, for more complex integration analyses, special-purpose query languages are required to make it more straightforward to carry out the integration process.

The plastics industry has seen more complex additives become available whose purpose and cost-effective use are not always adequately explained or demystified by suppliers.

To the best of our knowledge, applications should consider more complex operation conditions for the purpose of automated sign language decoding for instance, or touchless technology for retail applications as food and beverage vending machines.