Pre-Raphaelite art is a volatile, highly complicated mixture of questionable intentions, literary erudition, ironclad nostalgia, meticulous realism, lavish costumes and a prescient technicolor palette.
In the UK, however, we flit between paying individually, splitting evenly or some mathematically complicated mixture of the two – leading to frustration, distress and, in some cases, some highly mercenary tactical dish-selection.
They are complicated mixtures of punctuation, Japanese kana, foreign letters, and even scientific symbols, resembling something Dr Frankenstein might have built had he majored in linguistics rather than played God.
Speaking of one of those flat-voweled Midwesterners, people tend to be complicated mixtures of many qualities, but "Fargo" seemed to locate all the evil in Malvo, and all the temptation toward self-serving egoism in Lester.
Unlike many ingredients in your kitchen, both of these are simple chemicals, not complicated mixtures of many chemicals: Baking soda is another word for the molecule sodium bicarbonate.
The relationship between Adu and his teammates is complicated, a mixture of jealousy, impatience and affection.
Their feelings are often complicated, a mixture of respect for the church and wariness about this pope, who will meet with Muslim and other religious leaders in Washington on Thursday.
This approach, based on LC separation of tryptic peptides prior to MS/MS, can theoretically analyze complicated mixtures containing up to hundreds of proteins (21), and has already been used to identify proteins physically associated to the N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor and separated by 1-D electrophoresis (1).
Therefore, selective enrichment of phosphopeptides from highly complicated mixtures is vital for MS-based phosphoproteome analysis.
A primary aim of good theater is to hold the proverbial mirror up to nature, and natural man is a vexingly complicated being: a mixture of virtues and foibles, healthy impulses and irreducible neuroses, petty desires and solid ideals.
