Sentence examples for a more complicated one from inspiring English sources

We found that aggression targeted towards nonconformers (conformity-enforcing behaviour) was more successful than randomly targeted aggression in both a simple model and a more complicated one in which the conditions were based on the specific case of song sharing between songbirds.

But the far-flung earth that Mr. Hanks will present in a new Internet-based animated series called "Electric City" will be a more complicated one and yet — not surprisingly, given its creator — an optimistic one.

You think, 'God, this is an incredible place.' " It is a more complicated one, too.

I'll be interested to see whether this production takes a straightforward approach to the play, or a more complicated one.

He said the changes were needed because MicroStrategy had evolved from being a software company into a more complicated one, with the need for different accounting.

Mr. Mergel, who had a particular fondness for the pro-plaintiff juries of the Bronx, might have a more complicated one than most.

The process involves enrolling the phone and then downloading a separate file– a rather more complicated one than downloading a normal version of the software.

The other food option, a little more complicated one, could be a barbecue.

One way to alleviate this problem is to modify the dynamics (Equation 11) to a slightly more complicated one whose solutions do not change sign, such as for instance, the Cox-Ingersoll-Ross model [25] given by: d J i j ( t ) = θ α γ ( J ¯ α γ N γ − J i j ( t ) ) d t + σ α γ J N γ J i j ( t ) d B i, γ ( t ).

San Diego is a great city, but New York is a much bigger and more complicated one, and one can too easily see Weiner at a similar press conference, city business in a shambles.

The world in which many children and teens live today is an exponentially larger and more complicated one than just 20 years ago.