Sentences with phrase «complicated operation»

As we age, our brains may become like «an extremely slow computer that can't run more complicated operations,» he says.

These systems always seemed work well for me, and it only takes a few hours of driving to commit even the more complicated operations to memory, right?

Moreover, dysfunctional mitochondria are not efficiently discarded from the cell, which complicates the operation of other healthy mitochondria and leads to insufficient energy production in the cell.

Global political analysts believe the burning, which is likely to be shown across the world despite the small numbers of people partaking in it, will result in attacks on Americans and complicate operations in Afghanistan.

Rubio's intestine is covered with an inch - thick deposit of fat that further complicates the operation.

«Yet there are no plans for Brexit and that's really serious as it's a very complicated operation to carry out if it happens.»

No, said the scientists, to a person: it was far too complicated an operation for unskilled policemen.

A touch - screen telematics system controls navigation, climate and audio functions, and its formerly complicated operation has been improved.

If it takes root and spreads to this part of the world, it will create its own issues for budding ebook retailers, not just by restricting their ability to set selling prices and margins but by greatly complicating operations so that sales, taxes etc can be attributed directly to publishers.

Sharp turns The most complicated operation while driving a big rig is performing a tight turn, as there is a huge turn radius to consider in addition to the length of the vehicle.

Chinese scientists have found evidence that our airless, dry - as - a-bone satellite actually contains enough water vapor to complicate the operations of some telescopes.

They say it would complicate their operations in Europe.

Thromboxane is involved in keeping these platelets stuck together, constricting the blood vessel to minimize bleeding and in several other more complicated operations that promote clotting.

While that move appears to have boosted traffic, some domestic franchisees complain that all - day breakfast and the company's plans to customize sandwiches is complicating operations and slowing service.

That way, if a processor is relying heavily on data from a narrow range of addresses — if, for instance, it's performing a complicated operation on one section of a large image — that data is spaced out across the cache so as not to cause a logjam at a single location.

It seems every manufacturer wants to somehow redesign the wheel when it comes to complicating the operation of the radio and heater controls.

There won't be any complicated operation like above.

This is not a complicated operation.

Moving animals by car or by air — whether to places fairly close or hundreds of miles away — is often an expensive and complicated operation.

▼ Simple operation!Characters start running toward a goal without any complicated operation.

Characters start running toward a goal without any complicated operation.

Monday, May 3rd BP is trying to install a shutoff valve on one of the three underwater leaks, but this is a complicated operation that might not succeed.