Sentence examples for a good complex from inspiring English sources

Munro's script is chewy and muscular and Laurie Sansom does it proud in a production that has a stylish swagger and knows how to tell a good, complex story.

Don't get me wrong -- I miss the days of fictional television where you could get lost in a good, complex character and follow a continued story line, but I think that what we can take from this daily flurry of musical "reality" activity is that people want to actively participate in music, not just watch someone else do it.

The authors attribute the preferential 1D growth to the formation of screw dislocations [49] also helped by the fact that F− is a good complexing ligand for Fe3+ and stabilizes the FeF63− complexes.

But honesty alone does not make a good or complex memoir, and this book seems overly proud of the discordant noise it makes, with the way it rubs our noses in West's irksomeness.

Perhaps, for children, even too much so: the idea of a "dream crab" sitting on our faces while we sleep, and in the Doctor's grinningly chill words, "keeping you warm and happy while it eats you" should by rights lead to a good few complex nightmares for children of tender sensibilities, which is a nice corrective to these cotton-wool days.

A good protein complex detector should have both high precision and high recall.

This technique is, however, not always easy to perform due to the difficulty of obtaining high concentrations of a good quality complex and finding the proper conditions of crystallisation [ 8, 38].

[26] (good complex carbs).

Chiosis identified two populations of HSP90 in pathogenic or stressed tissue (tumors and dystrophic neurons); a good housekeeping HSP90 complex and an HSP90 complex that selectively binds to pathogenic protein.

For "easy" complex fractions containing variables, inverse multiplication is a good choice, but complex fractions with multiple variable terms in the numerator and denominator may be easier to simplify with the alternate method described below.

The question of faith and knowledge, he says, "is a good deal more complex than the rationalist suspects".