Sentence examples for more complicated set from inspiring English sources

Economists say that a more complicated set of factors is at work.

Redevelopment turns disinvestment into a real estate problem, when it may be a more complicated set of social problems that take leadership and coalition-building to solve.

But eyewitness accounts, a Secret Service criminal investigation, congressional hearings and an Obama administration internal review depict a far more complicated set of circumstances.

A similar, but more complicated, set of equations provides the three mutually orthogonal velocity components and the drift rate of the receiver's clock.

These results can be extended without much difficulty into a more complicated set of equations for transforming between frames of reference that are in motion relative to each other with uniform velocities.

Three years after "The Pine Barrens," for example, I was confronted with an even more complicated set of notes resulting from twelve months of varied travels with the four principal participants in "Encounters with the Archdruid".

Cantor's theory became a whole new subject of research concerning the mathematics of the infinite (e.g., an endless series, as 1, 2, 3,..., and even more complicated sets), and his theory was heavily dependent on the device of the one-to-one correspondence.

The theory of randomness for the outcome sequences of such a simple process can be extended to more complicated sets of outcomes.

The play is set in two London flats, but it's all the same (unlike Alan Ayckbourn's more complicated setting for "How the Other Half Loves"), and whichever one you're in depends on which front door you use.

Thus, participants had no problems with the somewhat more complicated setting of solving several tasks simultaneously in groups (EXP-1G) rather than individually (EXP-1S).

Now we introduce a more complicated setting where the evolutionary rates vary between genes.