Sentence examples for much greater complexity from inspiring English sources
This classification scheme is as good as others of much greater complexity.
But Bailyn, in his third volume on the "peopling" of the continent (the second, "Voyagers to the West," won the Pulitzer), reveals a narrative of much greater complexity.
Truth tables of much greater complexity, those with a number of truth-functions, can be constructed by means of a computer.
These data also showed much greater complexity in the CD8 T cell compartment than previously appreciated, including a nearly combinatorial pattern of cytokine expression, with distinct niches occupied by virus-specific cells.
The introduction of analogue- and digital-computing equipment opened the way for much greater complexity in automatic-control theory, an advance since labelled "modern control" to distinguish it from the older, simpler, "classical control".
Unfortunately, it is not known how Livy dealt with the much greater complexity of contemporary history, but the account of Cicero's death contains the same emphasis on character displayed by surviving books.
It is clear that BM and SVD have much greater complexities than the threshold.
Although the DNA composition and arrangement in most plant genomes is complex and only narrowly understood, the much greater epigenetic complexity of these genomes is even more mysterious.
Our findings demonstrate that dragline silk synthesis involves a much greater transcriptional complexity than previously known, laying the foundation for further studies of silk gland functional genomics and recombinant silk production.
It seems possible from this case that Isotomurus may harbor more IF proteins, unrecognized until now, and isomin may herald the discovery of much greater IF complexity in hexapoda.
"We may have only twice as many genes as the worm but get a much greater increase in complexity from more complex interaction between the components," said Dr. Phil Green of the University of Washington, an author of one of the low-ball estimates.
