Príklady complex

• I find it hard to get my mind round such complex issues.

• The structure of this protein is particularly complex.

• It is a simple melody with complex harmonies.

• The writer has used several complex grammatical constructions.

• She always manages to cut through the complex theory and get at the facts.

• They're planning to develop the whole site into a shopping complex.

• The hotel complex was a honeycomb of rooms and courtyards .

• The Council plans to knock the library down and replace it with a hotel complex.

• The office complex has an on-site nursery.

• They're building a new sports complex on the waterside.

• This exchangeable end effector permits the robot to perform more complex duties.

• Since a and are complex, the problem consists of eight ordinary differential equations subject to eight shock and two boundary conditions in the equilibrium zone.

• During the 1960s it became a petrochemical complex, and by the 1980s environmental monitoring revealed high levels of organic contamination in the groundwater.

• These are now seen to be only a small element of a complex system driven by concerns other than the purely cognitive.

• Personhood is the complex of physical, spiritual, psychological and social aspects that make up an individual life.

• It is not clear how dynamical systems serve as a psychological explanation as opposed to a complex description of behavior.

• The government, however, has a strong steering role with complex regulations affecting virtually every aspect of the health system.

• The regulations for coverage of nonexcluded medical aids are complex and therefore are only briefly described.

• It appears that endogenous and/or exogenous serotonin in preimplantation embryos could be involved in complex autocrine/paracrine regulations of embryo development and embryo-maternal interactions.

• The authors argue that the olfactory-hippocampal-dorsal cortex circuit was needed to create complex olfactory-based representations of space.

• This makes it difficult to implement the idea that associations apply to increasingly complex representations.

• According to this hypothesis, neither random errors nor morphologically and syntactically more complex structures would be expected.

• We did not attempt to estimate the spatiotemporal structure of the receptive fields of complex cells.

• The final chapter gives an inspiring overview of the complex problems surrounding market and non-market economic organisation.

• This conflicting opinion, together with complex cultural and socioeconomic issues surrounding wetlands, has given rise to a plethora of views on how to develop wetlands.