You can also make complex queries by setting up a set of conditions.

These suggestions encourage more complex queries, which are not always of relevance.

You can build complex queries quickly and browse the results directly in the browser.

The query language was designed to perform complex queries in as simple a manner as possible.

Using filtering it is possible to create complex queries to list only memory operations of interest.

The syntax of the Z39.50 protocol allows for very complex queries.

More complex queries are answered entirely by people.

Many of these properties are exposed through regular expressions to perform complex queries on text.

Even complex queries should return relevant results fairly quickly.

Users can develop complex queries and save them for future reuse.