Sentence examples for most complex station from inspiring English sources

Late endosomes are arguably the most complex station of the endocytic pathway due to their ability to communicate with other organelles, i.e. inter organellar trafficking (with Golgi, lysosomes, ER), but also due to the communication between the intralumenal vesicles and the limiting membrane, i.e. intra organellar trafficking [5].

The first advantage is the possibility of performing an extended lymphadenectomy to the level of the most complex lymph node stations, and the other advantage is facilitation of the performance of an intracorporeal anastomosis.

Robert Cabana, NASA's international operations manager for the station, said this mission would be the most complex yet to the station and likened the astronauts' tasks to those of construction workers framing a tall building.

The most complex configuration is indicated at CHV station, where apparently no correlation with ambient noise HVSR is found.

Despite language and technological barriers, over a dozen countries from three continents pulled together to create the space station, the largest, most complex engineering project ever attempted.

Subsequent U.S. and Soviet space stations, most notably the giant American Skylab station and the Soviet Mir station, were ultimately replaced by the single most complex collective space engineering project ever attempted: the International Space Station.

Unit construction machines (single station) for working metal is the 4107th most traded product and the 823rd most complex product according to the Product Complexity Index (PCI).

Multi-station transfer machines for working metal is the 2348th most traded product and the 168th most complex product according to the Product Complexity Index (PCI).

Multi-station transfer machines for working metal is the 2344th most traded product and the 149th most complex product according to the Product Complexity Index (PCI).

Multi-station transfer machines for working metal are the 2283rd most traded product and the 134th most complex product according to the Product Complexity Index (PCI).

In the cargo bay is the largest, most complex payload ever hauled by a shuttle to the growing space station.