Sentence examples for a detailed complex from inspiring English sources

Serbian director Emir Kusturica, whose Time of the Gypsies (1988) was arguably the first film about the Roma to break through to English-language audiences, combines humour with a detailed, complex portrayal of the Roma.

At the same time, we present a detailed, complex overview of different markers of inflammation, oxidative stress and arterial structural-functional properties, which describes the stage of development of subclinical atherosclerosis in these patients.

Either measured at an individual level or area based, SES remains a multidimensional concept, subject to confounding variables such as race/ethnicity (a detailed, complex description on the issue of injury – SES can be found in the literature review by Cubbin & Smith [ 38]).

It's to paint a broader, more detailed, complex picture of abuse and abusers so that we can do something instead of just writing it off. .

When "Serial" came out, in 2014, it retrained our brains in two ways: one, by showing us that we have an appetite for long, detailed, complex audio stories about real-life mysteries; and two, at the end of that journey, by denying us easy answers amid those complexities, or even answers at all.

With this perspective, Deleuze and Guattari offer a detailed and complex "open system" which is extraordinarily rich and complex.

For an idea of just how detailed, complex and impressive these sculptures are, look no further than last year's winner in the "multi-block" (that is, carved from multiple blocks of ice) competition, titled Prickly Reception, crafted by a Japanese team led by renowned sculptor Junichi Nakamura (who won the gold medal for ice carving at the 1998 Winter Olympics).

It's a detailed and complex process.

Both brand and generic drugs are required by law to be produced under federal Good Manufacturing Practice GMPP) regulations, a detailed and complex set of working standards established through federal regulation to ensure products meet specific requirements for identity, quality, potency and purity.

Although it is still possible to detect ecosystem disruption using traditional environmentally based bioindicators of ecosystem health, this generally requires a detailed and complex investigation in terms of the cost and feasibility of obtaining and analyzing valid and consistent data (Patil et al. 2001; Rapport et al. 1995).

More detailed complex dynamics of the modified hyperchaotic complex Lü system can be seen in [29].