Pulmonary and critical care physicians routinely make complex decisions, but little is known about cognitive aspects of this process.
Though factory robots routinely perform complex tasks, they're programmed to do one thing well in an environment explicitly designed for it.
During the determination of macromolecular structures, scientists routinely use complex graphics software to display various representations of the molecule of interest.
Dow Chemical now routinely applies complex statistical analysis to environmental projects to ensure that its businesses are wresting the maximum economic benefits from meeting the company's anti-pollution goals.
The disciplined engineering goal of routinely building complex genetic circuits from well-characterized modules still poses challenges, owing to reusability and input output matching problems resulting from information transfer being mediated through diffusible molecules.
The source also claims visa applications are routinely labelled "complex" or "non-straightforward" by staff – a term which excuses the UKVI from adhering to their standard processing times – it is, the source claimed, "just a euphemism for 'there's more profitable stuff we could be doing'".
Our professors routinely tackle complex, real-world problems in their research and teaching.
Civilian federal courts, by contrast, routinely handle complex terrorism cases, and have convicted more than 500 individuals on terrorism-related charges since 9/11.
Humans routinely traverse complex, obstacle-laden environments containing stairs, curbs and gaps.
Salamanders are fascinating vertebrate organisms because they routinely regenerate complex tissues.
