Sentence examples for of enormous complexity from inspiring English sources
Although Basra is dominated by Shiite political parties and their militias, the landscape is one of enormous complexity.
The first is that every human activity, serious or playful, eventually ramifies into a world of its own, a self-contained cosmos of enormous complexity.
It gave lawyers a month to prepare briefs on an issue of enormous complexity, and it scheduled arguments during its vacation.
Rebuilding the landmark Baroque church, which Allied bombers turned to rubble in 1945, has been a task of enormous complexity spanning more than a decade.
Rebuilding this landmark Baroque church, which Allied bombers turned into rubble in 1945, has been a task of enormous complexity, spanning more than a decade.
His compositions with integrated quotations from popular tunes, revival hymns, barn dances, and classical European music are frequently works of enormous complexity that freely employ sharp dissonance, polytonal harmonies, and polymetric constructions.
However, it is extremely challenging to validate these putative markers largely because of the enormous complexity of biological systems, heterogeneity of humans, and/or lack of high-throughput technology [37].
Because of the enormous complexity of typical production operations and the almost infinite number of changes that can be made and the alternatives that can be pursued, a productive body of quantitative methods has been developed to solve production management problems.
It is therefore important to develop treatments and technology in response to this, while being aware of the enormous complexity of the issues.
"The basic idea is to take advantage of the enormous complexity of the human genome to hide a message that is itself written in DNA," said Carter Bancroft, professor of physiology and biophysics.
Because of the enormous complexity of designing and making a car, including marshaling a large supplier network, decisions on when to introduce and produce new cars are made at least two years in advance.
