The work is largely driven by the Arabic modes (maqam) and by the complex layering of rhythmic patterns that we find so often in the music of the Arab World.
I don't care if, at the end, Don is living in a shabby studio apartment and eating off a hot plate, as long as we get some scenes in which Jon Hamm and Kieran Shipka impress us yet again by effortlessly conveying the complex layers of love, affection and irritation that are the hallmarks the relationship between Don and Sally.
He analyses "The McAwesome Trident of Desire" ("the smell, the nostalgia, the arches") and expresses the complex layers of noise made by an approaching train in "Freight Train as Sound Sandwich".
The private sector, on the other hand, is plagued by a remarkably inefficient landscape of a million mom-and-pop shops served by complex layers of re-sellers.
HRQOL is determined by complex layers of intertwined forces, with structural (age, marital status, economic, family type, ownership), health (illness, domestic violence) and psychosocial (social, emotional, cognitive and behavioural coping strategies) predictors of Physical and Mental Health among women in the agricultural and mining communities.
Cell fate decisions are fortified by progressive acquisition of complex layers of epigenetic modifications at both the DNA and chromatin level (Goldberg et al, 2007; Xie et al, 2013; Ho et al, 2014).
The thickness of the final complex layer is mainly governed by an intermediate stage of CuCl formation.
The Colovoses, who say that their style has been shaped by the angular construction and complex layering of the Japanese vanguard, and by the ghostly palette of painters like Marlene Dumas, maintain that such comparisons are inevitable.
The dispersion of nanoparticles in a biological milieu results in their surface being immediately enveloped by a complex layer of protein known as "protein corona" [41, 42].
