Theoretical thermodynamic analysis of the absorption thermal systems is at present too complex because of analytic functions calculating the thermodynamic properties of fluid couples involving the solution of complex differential equations and simulation programs.
Life, on the other hand, presents challenges far too complex to quantify or even define, much less solve.
Most of the presented valves are too complex to design and involve lengthy fabrication processes.
The RSUI calls for new surveillance legislation "in this session of Parliament to provide a new democratic mandate for digital intelligence", asserting that: "The present arrangements are too complex to be understood by the citizen and have contributed to a public credibility gap that must be addressed".
When the project was taken down the day before the fair, she said school officials told the girl's father, Dave Thielen, a software developer, that the issues it raised were too complex to present in such a simple manner.
It is a new theory, which holds that present-day organisms are too complex to have evolved by the accumulation of random mutations, and must have been shaped by some intelligent entity.
Ihimaera is more sceptical: ultimately, he says, Maori stories are too complex to be presented in the simplified medium of cinema, and too important to be stripped down for the sake of international tastes.
The most important effect of the repression of Hsp90, whether it is the unmasking of mutations, disturbance of stress response, or general deregulation of cellular signaling, is too complex to pinpoint at present [ 95].
Such comparisons involve a number of additional factors and nuances, e.g. pension schemes and work security, aspects that are too complex to be addressed in the present paper.
Both irreducible complexity and specified complexity present detailed negative assertions that certain features (biological and informational, respectively) are too complex to be the result of natural processes.
