Sentence examples for more complex sequences from inspiring English sources

While the linear motion assumption holds for sequences with simple motion, the coding performance drops for more complex sequences.

As some grooming subtypes are differentially displayed in the open-field test, we hypothesized that only the grooming subtype that included longer and more complex sequences (e.g. body licking) would increase with habituation.

The reason for the disparity may be that the standard computer annotation method was largely developed for the genomes of simple (prokaryotic) organisms, not for the more complex sequences found in the genomes of humans and other eukaryotes.

Pups may learn to produce more complex sequences to counter this masking and thus increase the likelihood of being localized, and retrieved, by their mother.

Individuals combine a finite number of call units into structurally more complex sequences in rule-governed ways, hereby conveying different contextual situations.

Generally, prototypical components constitute the basis of structurally describing more complex sequences as rule-based sequences of these components [5], [45], [46].

Waveform structure is not of an expected and simple 'N-shape' despite shockwave presence, but instead comprises a more complex sequence.

Respondent C11 (a chemist teaching a general chemistry course) reported a more complex sequence of steps but shared the common theme of looking through old notes.

These constraints, the continuity constraint and the activity constraint, account for how we make sense of more complex sequenced images, like comic strips.

Interactions predicted in yeast S. cerevisiae using AAC were of comparable accuracy to those predicted by protein domains, and other non-domain, but more complex, sequence features.

The increased probability of switching back and forth between those syllable types resulted in a more complex sequence of syllables being produced by older animals.