Sentence examples for suitably complex from inspiring English sources
In 1998 our reviewer, Erik Burns, admired the "many-layered narrative, in which a suitably complex cast of characters plays a dangerous game with fate".
The California Institute of the Arts has long prided itself on being a congenial home for experimental theater, so it was no surprise that Richard Foreman, the avant-garde New York dramatist, accepted an invitation last year to come to the campus, where he created with students a suitably complex new work, "Bad Behavior".
We develop a suitably complex rheological model of the Martian lithosphere using appropriate flow laws for rock, including the Peierls mechanism.
Knowledge engineering methods for traditional medicine are useful to model suitably complex information needs, formalize knowledge of domain experts and highlight the effective practices for their integration to conventional medicine.
Of course the above is a simplification of a theory that, in the swirl and chaos of practice, is suitably complex.
They express concern that including these features may lead to a situation where "potential outcomes of the modelling will increase", which we take to be a reference to the danger of overfitting the fact that a suitably complex model can reproduce arbitrarily detailed behaviour but may not represent underlying "truth".
and is a set of suitably selected complex coefficients.
To be able to deeply analyze actual performance of radio links, high-quality measurement hardware is required to suitably generate and receive complex signals.
However, as Robbins (2005) points out, this observation can at best lead one to conclude that understanding a suitably large set of complex expressions in which a given expression occurs as a constituent suffices for understanding the constituent itself.
Both supervised and unsupervised classification can be implemented within the kernel and applied to data extracted from the primary database, with the results being suitably stored in a complex object database for knowledge discovery.
As the functional category that emerges more significantly for both organisms is co-participation in a protein complex, by suitably clustering the inferred networks the genes can be grouped and the groups matched with the known protein complexes.
