This fondness for intricacy is echoed in the arresting desserts by the pastry chef, Bill Corbett.
Pentatonix, a five-piece, has shown an aptitude for intricacy, even on a seemingly straight-forward rock song like "Born to Be Wild," which it performed in Week 8.
And the Hublot Big Bang Ferrari watch, with an upholstered band, pedal-like pushers and mechanics that rival a 12-cylinder engine for intricacy, comes in scratch-resistant 18-karat Magic Gold, newly developed by the brand.
You don't need to know all this to be impressed by these works, which tap into a long, glorious history and take full advantage of tapestry's capacities for intricacy, color and scale.
As the maker behind fantastic Milennium Falcon, TIE Interceptor, and Star Destroyer quadcopters, he knows how to pair imagination with a skill for intricacy when building out his drones.
Even as an owner of A&M Records, when I hear an artist, I'm listening for a feeling, not for the intricacies of it all.
Some of his few notable actions, in fact, point to a leader with a talent for rhetoric, but considerably less intuition for the intricacies of democratic checks and balances.
More micro-level studies could potentially account for more intricacies and provide more information relevant for local/state policy makers and insurance businesses.
These games created a foundation for gaming, not just as a framework for the intricacies of gameplay but also culturally.
Because the history was the same for each comparison, the most plausible explanation for the intricacies revealed by Figure 4B,C,E,F is that same-trial facilitation of simple-spike firing rate is related to spontaneous fluctuations in simple-spike firing rate.
So does her childlike wonder for the intricacies of the human body — how it whirs along, keeping us safe for the most part.
