Because of the compound bow's complex system of cams and pulleys, a hunter is able to hold his bow fully drawn for as long as 15 seconds (or more), peer through a sight at his target and release an arrow that can attain speeds exceeding 300 feet a second.
Bow before my complex methods of storytelling and creative subversion of tropes.
These factors were related to one another and to the characteristics of the bow in a complex calculus.
The Lexington Building in the Bow Quarter apartment complex in Bow, Tower Hamlets, and the Fred Wigg Tower in Waltham Forest both have clear views of the Olympic Park in Stratford.
In the femur, the factors determining the level of the bow are more complex than in the tibia.
The hind coxae of the froghopper are linked to the hinges of the ipsilateral hind wings by pleural arches, complex bow-shaped internal skeletal structures.
Whereas the MRP-based system cannot follow the large number of shop floor fluctuations, production managers bow to the inevitable complex task of scheduling/rescheduling at the shop floor control.
From a greenhouse complex, where sunflowers bow in the strong late afternoon breezes, a violinist relentlessly drills a section, while a clarinetist from another practice room tackles a passage of arpeggios.
A close cousin to the lute, the six-stringed viol is a soft, mellow instrument, both plucked and bowed, that is capable of complex harmonies when grouped, which it usually was, in intimate royal courts and chambers.
Jupiter's magnetosphere is a complex structure comprising a bow shock, magnetosheath, magnetopause, magnetotail, magnetodisk, and other components.
