Sentence examples for very much complex from inspiring English sources

Its quiet difficult to guess about next interval and about transition time Maintenance Maintaince is quite difficult especially in term of setting transition time and adjusting transition time Complexity Powernap is very much complex Cost (in terms of money) The development and implementation of these techniques increase cost in terms of man power and in the terms of money.

Some of the other techniques such as sequence component based methods [13] are very much complex, as the synchronization of the relay depends on manifold settings on the plagiaristic sequence components.

A problem is that the resulting model is usually not very much less complex in most aspects, since the fast variables still have to be calculated, and usually through complex (but algebraic) expressions.

Actually, since Dexter is a psychopath, his world is very much not complex morally.

It has the virtues of being hypo-allergenic and resistant to temperature and corrosion, but it requires a very much more complex specialist surface finishing process.

But this book that looks and reads like a collection of poetry is very much a novel; a complex poetic grouping of ideas and images that is as easy to read as a children's story.

But the sentiment is very much part of the complex mix of emotions that have overwhelmed this nation as it struggles to reconcile with the past and move into the future, to balance calls for revenge against demands for justice.

Each city's smell profile is necessarily complex and very much in the nose of the beholder, as every one of us will pick and mix from odours to assemble an olfactory profile of the place.

It turned out that propolis composition is complex and very much variable in different regions [5].

Finally we report our studies on the effective charges of the above compounds, following the quantum dielectric theory of Phillips and Van Vechten, which will be very much helpful for explaining the complex dielectric behaviour of these crystals.

The uptake curves of Co2+ and Cr3+, for which the exchangers do not show such high selectivity, are correlated well by the usual Nernst-Planck model for ion exchange, since for these ions the chelate complex is very much weaker.