Sentence examples for sufficiently complex to from inspiring English sources
It is sufficiently complex to make teams worthwhile.
Rabbits' brains aren't sufficiently complex to allow for apologizing, a social-emotional interaction takes a certain amount of cognitive evolution.
The model is mathematically tractable, yet is sufficiently complex to describe the segregated nature of the infection process.
The plot twists and turns with a suitable atmosphere of menace and the killer, although a psychopath, is sufficiently complex to keep the reader's interest.
Although the mystery of Finbar's fate and the geography of his pursuit by his best friend, Danny Quinn (Luke Griffin), exercise a beguiling magnetism, neither of the principal characters proves sufficiently complex to evoke a profound emotional response.
Perhaps no feature-length film can hope to convey what happened at Lehman Brothers, which was sufficiently complex to fill nine volumes of a court examiner's report in 2010.
In their native environments, it is unlikely that cells are exposed to one stimulus at a time, and cross-talk may help generate sufficiently complex responses to allow the cell to discriminate between different combinations and concentrations of extracellular agonists.
Classifying bacteria on the basis of their morphology is extremely difficult; bacteria are generally quite small and have simple shapes, though there are some bacteria, notably the cyanobacteria and actinomycetes, with sufficiently complex morphology to permit classification by shape.
Conversely, the anomalies themselves can also drive sufficiently complex flows to induce magnetic fields in the absence of thermal and compositional buoyancy fluxes (Aurnou and Aubert 2011).
Our work makes the case for sufficiently complex models to study a problem that is as large and as far reaching as the evolution of genome sizes.
Like an IMF report on the economy, the Pisa study seems to be sufficiently complex and nuanced to allow all sides to read into it whatever they want.
