More and more, their collections reach for a level of technical complexity, with woven leathers and photo-printing on leather, that mirrors the jarring effects of contemporary life.
Because of the technical complexity associated with delivery of 24 Gy in a single session, there has been an ongoing search for tumor radiation sensitizers that would enable use of lower dose per fraction via currently affordable technologies, preserving the improved outcome provided by the higher exposures of single dose or hypofractionated schemes.
DOVIS removes many technical complexities and organizational problems associated with large-scale high-throughput virtual screening.
Chandler writes – "The pure military artistry with which he repeatedly deceived Villars during the first part of the campaign has few equals in the annals of military history ... the subsequent siege of Bouchain with all its technical complexities, was an equally fine demonstration of martial superiority".
"Of course, my staff and I are lawyers with laypersons' understanding of the technical complexities of electronic messaging and archiving".
Yet, the technical complexities, inadequate therapeutic efficiencies, and other issues associated with NIS gene transfer have so far prevented it from rapid and successful clinical use.
What is more, because of the technical complexities surrounding nuclear plants, judges effectively tended to side with a national strategy of promoting nuclear power, he said.
Mr Duncan Smith clashed often with George Osborne, the harder-nosed chancellor of the exchequer.Other problems have come from technical complexities, such as linking the tax system's computers with those at the department for work and pensions.
Mark Hughes, the president of BT Security, said that despite lengthy consultations over the summer, including a round table with Theresa May, there were still many technical complexities to sort out.
With every topic, Mr. Freed said, he cut out the technical complexities and described "just the parts people need to know".
