Sentence examples for be a complex combination from inspiring English sources

When the Tulse Luper Suitcases project was mooted, it was going to be a complex combination of films, books, exhibitions and even 92 DVDs.

As we have seen, understanding involves knowledge of causation: we need to figure out what gives rise to different feelings – and this might be a complex combination of external influences and things that follow from our own nature.

In real video scenes, motion can be a complex combination of translation and rotation.

In the case of protein co-evolution, it is clear that if a given protein interacts with many different partners, the changes in its amino-acid sequence (and therefore in the topology of the tree) will be a complex combination of the effects produced by the interactions with all these partners.

Password should be a complex combination of upper and lowercase letters along with numbers and symbols.

The urge itself is a complex combination of intellectual ideas and fantasies.

"Development of asthma is a complex combination of genetic and environmental factors," she said, "and exposure to pollen and mold is unlikely to have long-term detrimental effects".

The taste of anything is a complex combination of what your nose smells – which is one reason different wines are served in different glasses, if you're fancy – and what your mouth feels.

What makes an orthorexic, according to the authors, is a complex combination of elements that make the planning and preparation of food the dominant force in the sufferer's life.

The answer is a complex combination of history, law, politics and personalities that does not seem scandalous enough to be called an expose but does often leave a reader nodding and saying, "Ah, that's how things work in the real world.

The HHs are a complex combination of the features of periodic and quasiperiodic photonic structures.