Burrow systems of U. vasquezi are distinctive and complex.
The patterns that result after quenching and finishing are distinctive and complex.
And he brings to the table all the distinctive and complex elements of his own personality and political career.
But pulling that off is not so easy, as many composers with more distinctive and complex musical voices have discovered.
Writing from Wales in English has been as distinctive and complex as England's nearest and least understood neighbours, the Welsh themselves.
He treats the host cultures in Africa, no less than the inquisitive visitors, as distinctive and complex entities, subject to change and contingency, and capable of the full range of individual and collective human behavior.
These performances are rigorous and complex but strikingly accessible, a distinctive and welcoming musical world.
The interplay among global (tourism, climate), regional (national policies, large-river management) and local (construction and agriculture, energy and water sources to support the tourism industry) factors drives a distinctive but complex pattern of land-use and land-cover disturbance.
The interplay among global (tourism, climate), regional (national policies, large-river management), and local (construction and agriculture, energy and water sources to support the tourism industry) factors drives a distinctive but complex pattern of land-use and land-cover change.
Along the southern border of the central and eastern boreal forest zone between 1500 and 500 bce there developed a distinctive burial complex, reflecting an increased attention to mortuary ceremonies.
By the early and mid-1990'Schmitzitz recalled, he and other Mars scientists were doubting they could mimic chocolate's distinctive (and highly complex) flavor chemistry.
