Sentence examples for capturing the complexities from inspiring English sources

Sheeler excelled in capturing the complexities of 20th-century machinery.

Perhaps even more significantly this approach also means the model is incapable of capturing the complexities of climate change as a global problem requiring collective action.

ON Page 8 of this issue, V. S. Naipaul argues that nonfiction is better suited than fiction to capturing the complexities of today's world.

Enoch finds the space between capturing the complexities, ironies and injustices without slipping into chastisement and self-righteousness and does so by connecting the audience with themes, iconography and myths they can all relate to.

This perspective falls short of capturing the complexities of a long history of encounters -- literary, cultural, linguistic, political, musical, architectural -- in a variety of contexts -- Byzantine, Ottoman, colonial (e.g. Cyprus), national, transnational.

Capturing the complexities of modernization is no easier from the sole viewpoint of the go-between than from that of the imperial impresario.

This composition does just that, capturing the complexity of the essence.

Consequently, researchers have called for new measurement systems capable of capturing the complexity of team processes [4].

"If you look at the history of relations we've had with major powers, nothing comes close to capturing the complexity of the China relationship".

Topics to be covered include conceptual and methodological advances capturing the complexity of water governance systems, institutional settings, actor constellations, diagnostic approaches, and comparative studies of governance systems.

Besides capturing the complexity of human physiology, Lucchesi explores the intricacies of other species, both animal and mechanical.