The virtual worlds are becoming more intricate as the one we live in has become an exploding IKEA kitchen.
"So more manufacturing, with technology that is also becoming increasingly intricate and complex, is being outsourced to companies like Celestica," he said.
BEIJING — The Chinese military said Thursday that while the security situation in Asia and the Pacific was generally stable, it was becoming "more intricate and volatile," with no clear solutions for tension points like the divided Korean Peninsula and with the United States increasing its involvement in regional issues.
He admired how the artist had chosen to let some canvas remain white, how over different days and conditions he had sought for the essential structure of what lay before him, the patchwork of houses and fields becoming more intricate, until the colours "smash against one another in a closely wrought web, giving an overall impression of landscape and sky and its ensuing light".
Moreover, given the high heterogeneity of genes mutated in different cancer types, the overall 'plot' is becoming more intricate.
Window displays are becoming so detailed and intricate, they're even offering live performances.
With the increasing complexity of experiment methods, the description of laboratory protocols is becoming correspondingly more complicated and intricate.
She dealt with grave upsets — including the death of her first husband — while in her 20s, but opted to ignore these intricate heartaches, focusing instead on becoming the person she chose to be.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin Robert Mueller, the special counsel investigating possible Russian interference in the 2016 Presidential election, has lately been moving so fast that it is becoming difficult to keep track of the intricate levels of deception, and self-deception, described in the indictments that he brings.
Games could become more intricate and personalized.
