Sentence examples for more complicated using from inspiring English sources

The forum's version is a little more complicated, using both the groove and the space ("land") between the grooves to store its data.

Now, this may even be more complicated using fluids and under which condition they had been sampled, stored: was it during an operation?

But Mr. Kennedy also considers the newer, more complicated use of "nigger" as a term of affection by young African-Americans and their well-meaning white friends.

However, this becomes more complicated when using traditional loudspeakers with separately distributed transducers.

The situation is more complicated when using the admixed population as one reference.

His proof however is much more complicated, it uses Poletsky's theory of analytic disks [100].

This level of accuracy compares favorably with (more complicated) methods used in the literature.

Neural networks model is more complicated which uses various inputs such as the solar radiation, ambient temperature, and module temperature [30, 31].

In this experiment, we moved toward more complicated stimuli by using real-world objects viewed at once rather than a series of images on a computer.

As everything got more complicated, the models used to assess value and risk deviated ever further from reality.

But the picture gets more complicated when you use Medicare, which covers 60 million Americans, as your frame of reference.