Sentence examples for characteristic complexity from inspiring English sources

His colours, although occasionally thin, were beginning to show the characteristic complexity and resonance he would eventually achieve.

The order of surgical intervention deserves special attention: due to the characteristic complexity of the injuries, most of the patients required multiple procedures immediately following the trauma.

For all we know, the characteristic complexity of the prokaryotic genomes had been reached very early on during life's evolution (considering the geochemical and paleontological evidence of more or less modern-like microbiota ~3.5 billion years ago) and remained in equilibrium ever since.

In contrast to analytical problem solving, complex problem solving (CPS) is defined by the following characteristics: complexity and connectivity of system variables, temporal dynamics and system changes, interactivity, disclosed structure of the system or the problem situation (intransparency), and polytely in the presence of competing goals (Funke 2010 OECDD 2013).

Probably, it is also desirable to adapt to global characteristics (complexity, context) of images to be compressed.

Third, our methodology did not allow us to determine the influence of specific factors on residents' preferences, such as individual characteristics, complexity of the task or even the specific workplace context in which this task is developed.

The accident scenario training significantly improved the comprehension of the warning symbols; however, of greater interest, is the effect of symbol characteristics (complexity and comprehensibility) on initial comprehension and learning of warning symbols by older adults.

As a result we have found out that students are characteristic of complexity and realism of the college lecturer's image.

The most frequently investigated guideline characteristic concerns "complexity".

The most frequently described guideline characteristic concerns complexity.

Also, enriched job characteristics (autonomy, complexity, and task significance) are more important in predicting change-oriented behavior, than un-enriched job characteristics (routinization and formalization).