Most people don't know the strategy and technical complexity of swimming.
But despite the technical complexity of what's onscreen, we are essentially watching a six-way chamber piece.
Mobile apps, Hollingworth says, are opening up a vast range of applications to very small businesses that had previously avoided the cost, and technical complexity, of a PC.
It all feels a little limited and old-fashioned compared to, say, the freeform group play of Destiny or the promised technical complexity of Tom Clancy's: The Division.
The technical complexity of adapting copper telephone lines for high-speed data delivery have made the business complicated when it comes to installations and repairs.
The technical complexity of the writing is sometimes too visible; there are shifts of tense, for example, that might baffle Henry Green.
The annual climate change conference combines the technical complexity of arms control negotiations with the leaden pace of global trade talks.
The technical complexity of both proposals, as well as opposition from numerous special interests, probably means that years of negotiations lie ahead before either yields fruit.
While current legislation doesn't explicitly prohibit such an approach, the cost, effort and technical complexity of doing so "just doesn't justify the payback", according to New Leaf Solar's Prescott.
Ford's chief technical officer, Raj Nair, said: "To talk about Google without sounding too offensive, understanding the technical complexity of a car, the number of lines of code is not what is in your smartphone".
It transpired that the huge cost and technical complexity of a multiple shutdown, in what was considered the unlikely event of an abnormally large tsunami, had led managers to discount such a scenario as implausible and inefficient, he said.
