Sentence examples for unprecedented complexity from inspiring English sources
Implementation of the Social Security program, despite its unprecedented complexity, was mostly smooth and efficient.
The whole ITER Remote Maintenance System IRMSS) is of unprecedented complexity and includes specifically developed technologies.
Modern electronic structure calculations are characterized by unprecedented complexity and accuracy.
This allows the development of systems with unprecedented complexity and size.
"We're moving toward a new manufacturing revolution with 3D printers and robots to make objects with unprecedented complexity," says Schulz.
Given this explosion of data, evolutionary biologists now hope to make inference in models of evolution with unprecedented complexity.
These switches provide unprecedented precision, complexity and reliability when programming novel mammalian cell functions.
And this context is exacerbated and our likelihood of being rigid, emotionally rigid, is exacerbated by the workplace situation that most of us find ourselves in, which is a situation where there is unprecedented change, complexity, technological advancement.
The job is unprecedented in complexity; compared with Iraq, the region's terrain and politics make it a mover's nightmare.The biggest problem, says Major Bradley Sines of the 1st Theatre Sustainment Command, is that for the first time America finds itself fighting a war without a reliable seaport.
Major advances in the last decade have enabled the precise design and fabrication of DNA nanostructures with unprecedented geometric complexity; however, relative to natural biomolecular machines, the functional scope of DNA nanotechnology is limited by an inability to design dynamic mechanical behavior such as complex motion, conformational dynamics, or force generation.
Congress has responded by imposing unprecedented computational complexity on large numbers of taxpayers primarily through the expanded scope of the alternative minimum tax and the proliferation of phase outs of credits, deductions, and exclusions.
