This doesn't mean it shouldn't be technically complex or challenging behind the scenes – it just can't feel that way to the user.
Will the gambit work?This week, Siegfried Hecker, a retired nuclear scientist in the touring party, said publicly for the first time that, from what he had now seen, North Korea could probably make plutonium metal (not a technically complex process), but that he had come across nothing on this visit to confirm that it could turn such material into usable bombs.
Although the procedures I've learned on patients aren't as technically complex, there have still been many "first times," like the first time I inserted a urinary catheter, the first time I gave a blood transfusion, the first time I changed or maintained a patient's drainage tubes.
Fortnite is not the most technically complex game on earth to begin with, but add the fact that Epic is working with their own engine, Unreal, and that results in incredible speed in all areas.
Therefore, technology-based testing in VET and the adaptation of such tests is not only contextually and technically complex but also extremely time-consuming.
However, because these profiling strategies are technically complex and not currently cost-effective, they have not necessarily been incorporated into routine diagnosis.
These aren't necessarily the most technically complex products, either.
Not only are sustainability issues technically complex, requiring a knowledge of systems thinking, they are also managerially and socially complex.
Although the Kamada technique is technically complex and not easy to master, it is still the mainstay of orthotopic liver transplantation in rodents.
Expertise is not requested until expensive and technically complex systems are to be bought.
