Sentence examples for a complicated entity from inspiring English sources

For the psychoanalyst as for lovers of literature, the self is a complicated entity always greater than the sum of its listable parts.

"A human is actually really a complicated entity," Zhou said.

And the provider of that job is a complicated entity with its own politics, its own public relations failures, and its own reputation.

"How could we convince the foreign government to allow us to buy the significant national infrastructure?" "The target was a complicated entity because it merged with its large competitor recently and operated two separate wireless networks".

Migrants have also become a much more complicated entity for trade unions, particularly due to greater variation in their legal, labour market, and social statuses, resulting in a process of 'civic stratification' (Lockwood, 1996).

The surgery of GIAs is supposed to be a more difficult and complicated entity than smaller aneurysms [ 28].

Among the seven sCJD subgroups, the most complicated entity is MV2, which accounts for 11% of total sCJD [ 5].

The most complicated entity in the current classification system is MV2, since it shows wide phenotypic variations, i.e., MV2 cortical form (MV2C), MV2 with kuru plaques (MV2K), or a mixed form (MV2K + C).

The term 'hemangioendothelioma' should not be used interchangeably with hemangioma, but should instead be reserved for other lesions including epithelioid hemangioendothelioma (see below), and kaposiform hemangioendothelioma, another complicated entity of infancy that is the usual cause of the Kasabach Merritt phenomenon.

"States are big, complicated entities," Mr. Watkins said.

And the challenge is more pressing than ever because society has become more deeply dependent on big, complicated entities like the grid, the Web and the air-traffic control system, said Charles Perrow, a Yale sociologist and the author of "Normal Accidents: Living with High-Risk Technologies".