Sentence examples for a more complicated pattern from inspiring English sources

"So, you do have voices," she said, going into a more complicated pattern.

And this is in spite of the remarkable rise in the past few decades of several East Asian countries; much of the continent is still poor, and so this growth has not yet been enough to take Asia as a whole past Latin America.Go below the level of broad regions and look at the wealth of individual countries, and a more complicated pattern emerges (see table).

But a close look does reveal a more complicated pattern.

For many events a more complicated pattern is observed (Fig. 3).

If it contained a more complicated pattern of several vortices, the two voltages should change independently.

Moreover, the effect of the layer thickness on the interface toe location and response distance in the head-controlled system exhibits a more complicated pattern than in the flux-controlled coastal system, as changing the layer thickness changes both the overall aquifer transmissivity and inland freshwater flux.

In the course of the 1960s and '70s, however, the bipolar struggle between the Soviet and American blocs gave way to a more-complicated pattern of international relationships in which the world was no longer split into two clearly opposed blocs.

These generated constraints may be of a form that is easily extended for general case of the underlying problem, or they may be in a more complicated form where a generalisable pattern is difficult to identify.

Try a more complicated design where you overlap the patterns and outlines.

A d orbital has its lobes arranged in a slightly more complicated pattern and labeled accordingly (Figure 4).

Away from the center a much more complicated pattern was observed, but spin-up and spin-down were similar.