Sentence examples for a more complex frame from inspiring English sources

Animator Scott Benza said Sentinel Prime had a face "more human-like than any of the other robots", having a more complex frame and "a greater number of plates" so it could be more expressive.

A better correlation of the limit states with these parameters needs further investigation for more complex frame cases.

This indicates that there is no single map of locations determining which items get attention: attention is sometimes allocated on the basis of location in egocentric space, sometimes on the basis of location in more complex frames of reference (a point that was among those raised by Allport, in his influential critique of the Broadbentian debates (see Allport, 1992, p. 197)).

This is done to save bits from the less complex frames and allocate more bits to more complex frames.

Consider using a more complex traditional form.

However, if we look at things with a finer tooth comb and examine how the relationship between interest rates and REITs evolves over shorter time frames, a more complex picture emerges.

Scholar Chadwick Jenkins has recently questioned this framing, arguing for a more complex view of Artusi and the debate over compositional aesthetics.

The overlapping dual-frame design, although requiring a more complex weighting strategy, has been growing in favour because it has been shown that persons selected through mobile frames (even if they have both mobile and landline phones) differ to persons selected through landline frames [ 7].

Jasanoff herself uses it to frame her quest for a more complex vision of Conrad.

The Everglades presented a more complex challenge.

It's a more complex world.