Sentence examples for more complicated combination from inspiring English sources
In this paper, instead of resorting to higher dimensions and more complicated combination of features, we will thoroughly analyze the distribution characteristic of transformed domain coefficients and put forward our enhanced state selection method.
The bad news: The FAA wants to replace these taxes with a more complicated combination of user fees and taxes in order to upgrade the nation's aging air traffic control system.
The bending stiffness of a homogeneous plate is Eh3/12(1 − ν2), while the expressions of the bending stiffness of FGM plates are more complicated combination of material properties.
We observe that, according to the equations of our model [8, 9], the correlation function of velocities is never a single decreasing exponential of time, but it is in general a more complicated combination of exponentials, or an oscillating function of time.
This suggests that delays may be more simply firing-dependent than advances, which may respond to a more complicated combination of light and firing.
Since GST is known to dimerize, but not form higher order complexes, this would argue that the Elba DNA binding pocket is likely formed by a GST-Elba1C GST-Elba2C dimer rather than by some other more complicated combination of the two proteins.
Simple one-move or two-move tactical actions – threats, exchanges of material, and double attacks – can be combined into more complicated combinations, sequences of tactical maneuvers that are often forced from the point of view of one or both players.
Hyper-accurate tracking coupled with controller buttons will allow gamers to manipulate onscreen objects not just the tennis and bowling balls that are the current staple of simplistic motion-based games but more complicated combinations associated with shooting and action games that are nearer to Sony's more avid audience.
Finally, alerts generated by other more complicated combinations of aberrations might provide further enhancements.
The majority of RRs comprises an N-terminal receiver domain and a C-terminal signal output domain, although more complicated combinations exist.
Therefore, I only review the basic categories of key techniques, but explain very briefly or ignore those more complicated combinations of these basic categories, such as various techniques for modeling.
