Sentence examples for more complicated such from inspiring English sources

Grab a paper towel for something more complicated such as dry cereal or crackers or chips, put the snack in it, and gather the ends into a little bag type thing.

To print something simple such as a new mobile phone case can take 30 minutes, while something more complicated such as a piece of jewellery could take several hours.

They insist that the election is simply a matter of showing up and writing Trump's name on a piece of paper – and avoid mention of anything more complicated, such as the process of electing precinct delegates for county conventions, all the way up to Republican National Convention in Cleveland.

APIs make coders' lives easier still, by providing access to ready-made chunks of code to perform some basic, well-defined tasks, from simple ones like displaying dates to the more complicated, such as creating encryption keys.An API for a particular language is paired with a functional counterpart, a library containing snippets of code in that language which perform the tasks in question.

Nevertheless, the performance of solar term models may degrade due to the overfitting issue as the underlying model structure becomes even more complicated, such as including the lagged and moving-average temperature variables interacting with the solar terms.

However, when the degree is not constrained to be one, the systems turn to be more complicated, such as the decay rate may depend on initial conditions at each switched instant.

However, matters are more complicated in such cases, as such C-systems need not be mixing and a fortiori they need not be K- or B-systems (Ornstein & Weiss, 1991, pp. 75 82).

In general, the FE process was more complicated for such hybrid composites as more damage modes were involved to simulate.

Nowadays, more complicated nanostructures, such as QD molecules are investigated for the potential use of photoelectric devices [6].

With global deals becoming more complicated, remedies such as divestitures have become similarly complex and more or less impossible to police.

Recently, the classical concept together with its generalized types has been studied in other more complicated situations such as scalar optimization problems, vector optimization problems, nonlinear optimal control problems, and so on, see [4, 17 29] and the references therein.