complex problem
collocation in Englishmeanings of complex and problem
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complex
adjective
uk/ˈkɒm.pleks/us/kɑːmˈpleks/
involving a lot of different but ...
problem
noun [C]
uk/ˈprɒb.ləm/us/ˈprɑː.bləm/
a situation, person, or thing that needs attention and needs to be dealt with ...
(Definition of complex and problem from the Cambridge English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Examples of complex problem
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This means that the study did little to resolve the complex problem of quantification of the severity of obstruction.
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Choosing this complete and consistent set of assumptions and parameter values is a complex problem.
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An answer to a complex problem : cloning the mouse t-complex responder.
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By historical chance, therefore, the multidisciplinary structure for rehabilitation may be ideally suited for the complex problem-solving required for older people with disabilities.
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A pattern solves a complex problem; it is not a template to be mindlessly copied.
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The solution to this large and complex problem was disaggregation.
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Somatization is a complex problem in which a person purports to have physical complaints for which there is no known cause.
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In general, the choice of the architecture of a neural network is a complex problem that does not have a theoretical solution.
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This is because generalized rules or knowledge generally can be applied to a wider range of problems for a given domain or complex problem.
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Dominated by the complex problem of differentiating between official and 'subjective' definitions of morale, this particular debate has only just begun.
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Promoting older people's access to health and social care in these rural communities is a complex problem for formal health and social care services.
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Retinal regeneration provides a more complex problem, because it involves the genesis of entire classes of retinal neurons, including new central projections to the tectum.
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It thus must aspire to time frames at least as long as parametric modeling and suffers the complex problem of path reuse.
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A more complex problem is to distinguish individual and household incomes.
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Milling attributes reflect a more complex problem concerning processing methods and grain quality.
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The search of multiple design spaces that represent simple problems is more efficient than searching a single design space that represents a complex problem.
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Again, the computation of optimal marker scores under selection is a complex problem which deserves more theoretical work.
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