Sentence examples for quite more complex from inspiring English sources

The Gibbs potential depends on all parameters in the model (especially connectivity and stimulus) and has a form quite more complex than Ising-like models.

The α rhythm generation is quite more complex.

An evolving interaction matrix from which cooperation might emerge would imply a different and quite more complex model.

This is something quite a bit more complex than the New Age reception and popular English versions of his poems sometimes make out.

However, if one takes there to be more than two attributes, the structure gets quite a bit more complex.

Attempts on adjusting the coefficients of the k ε model, as promoted by some authors, worked fine for undisturbed atmospheric flow but quite poor for more complex flows.

In English that may seem simple, but for those of you who speak Spanish or Italian, it can get quite a bit more complex.

This indicated that Snf1 and PKA act in concert, i.e. on the same protein kinases, whereas Snf1 and Hog1 seem to integrate quite extensively through more complex routes.

With the addition of work benches and storage closets, these can be quite a bit more complex.

But Lawrence makes of his story something quite different: more serious, more complex, with moral shades of grey.

Treatment can focus on conceptually simpler biological processes such as constructed wetlands which can nevertheless be quite efficient [40] or more complex chemical treatment such as oxidation with chloration or permanganate [57].