Sentence examples for an intricate method from inspiring English sources

Bill Gates released a highly produced (yet charming) video of himself designing an intricate method of dumping water on himself.

This is in good agreement with the yield obtained experimentally, suggesting that the simple model is appropriate for roughly estimating the yield without any intricate methods.

But Newton's attitude toward understanding the forces of nature involved an especially intricate method that generated intense scrutiny and debate amongst many philosophers and mathematicians, including Leibniz (Garber 2012).

This is a relatively intricate method with 6 spin steps.

Alphonse Bertillon was a French criminologist from 1853 who established an intricate forensic method used to identify criminals--much of which is still in use today.

The narrator of "Vertigo" offers a fair account of Mr Sebald's intricate methods, when he describes himself as "drawing connections between events that lay far apart but which seemed to me to be of the same order".

An avid appreciator of art, Simons uses intricate methods to reinterpret the very works he's inspired by.

It is widely recognized that there is a substantial gap between usability research and practice where UCD approaches are rarely applied in practice due to arguments regarding the intricate nature of its methods and techniques.

What is interesting to me here is that Samsung continues to attempt to compensate for smaller batteries with increasingly intricate methods.

She has intricate methods of capturing feelings and emotion in words.

This is particularly evident in operational matters, but there has so far been very little coverage of the intricate methods that jihadis employ.