Sentence examples for progress of complex from inspiring English sources

From the mid-19th century onward, the progress of complex analysis was strong and steady.

Yuan and Dayal, in fact, did real work with the modeling, simulation, war-gaming, and analysis team at BAH, developing software that monitors the progress of complex projects with interdependent components.

It is concluded, from a number of years experience of using the audio and visual communications systems for suited operations, that safety and the progress of complex engineering tasks have been significantly enhanced.

The aim of this research work is to interpret quantitatively cutting phenomena related to the course of the cutting force components and is extendable to predict the wear progress of complex and expensive cutting tools.

Mulholland said the Scottish Crown Office had kept Cable's officials "appropriately advised" of the progress of the "complex and ongoing" investigation.

As a final differentiation, this work is not directed at a specific biological issue--although some biological predictions are presented and an investigation of a redundant pathway is included in Additional file 4--rather, it addresses what will be necessary to progress the modeling of complex biologic processes.

Last Tuesday, Sir David Nicholson, the outgoing boss of the NHS, made a startling and little reported admission to the bullish members of the House of Commons health select committee, examining the progress of the immensely complex and unpopular umpteenth reorganisation of the NHS, steered by the battered and bruised Health and Social Care Act.

But the mechanisms through which sitagliptin attenuate the progress of atherosclerosis are complex and still not completely understood.

Although studies have shown that sitagliptin can inhibit the formation of atherosclerosis in ApoE-/ mice, the mechanisms through which it attenuates the progress of atherosclerosis are complex and not completely understood.

The present experiment demonstrates that forging ahead with experimental work can be successful in then feeding back into theory to make significant progress at the crossroads of complex materials and topological phases.

The central role of hybrids "which do not like shade," and of technical progress in the decline of complex agroforest perfectly fits the hypothesis of this paper.