Sentence examples for a complex body of from inspiring English sources

To gloss over this misperception, the country has developed a complex body of immigration law.

His discoveries geographic, technical, medical, and social provided a complex body of knowledge that is still being explored.

Mr. Namdar rejects "all this crazy stuff the Orthodox rabbis added, the stuff with tearing toilet paper and cracking open soda cans before Shabbat" lest you violate laws against tearing and making new vessels, part of a complex body of law to prevent anything that could be construed as work.

Suppose we reason classically on the basis of a complex body of premises Γ (e.g., a mathematical or scientific theory, or a code of law).

By unpacking the structural contents, the structure of definitions that we finally propose has the merit not only of being understandable, but also of highlighting the fundamental nature of metrology: a complex body of knowledge intertwining science and technology, society, and language even in its fundamental definitions.

By the end of the medieval period a complex body of customary law had come into existence dealing with the four "Mendip mineries".

Although van Inwagen's position is different from both, his reasons for thinking that the concept of a complex body is, of its own, an inadequate concept, are consistent with Wiggins's claim that the idea is too determinable to function in its own right.

Regarding the role of endocrine therapies on cognitive functioning, much less research has been done, and a very complex body of findings has been reported.

Toward the end of his life Sir Richard embarked on a monumental three-volume work titled "Scholastic Humanism and the Unification of Europe," in which he sought to show how the schools of Paris, Bologna and elsewhere created an immensely complex body of canon law regulating every aspect of Christian life and enforced that law through a hierarchy of courts with the papacy at its apex.

> -wrap-foot> Note: Values in parentheses are percentages Serum is a complex body fluid, containing a large diversity of proteins.

Recent years have seen the emergence of a range of methods that draw on a more interpretive tradition, but these also have limitations when attempting a synthesis of a large and complex body of evidence.