Sentence examples for complex elements and from inspiring English sources
It follows the evolution of physical forces and of chemistry beginning with the first seconds of the universe: from the formation of the simplest elements, to more complex elements and molecules, to prebiotic compounds, and ultimately to the molecular diversity and complexity present in living organisms today.
And he brings to the table all the distinctive and complex elements of his own personality and political career.
While remaining sensitive to the complex elements of culture and identity, on balance it is hard to see this as a good thing.
The occasion for the new course is the Met's sparkling new production of the famous folk opera; the purpose is to introduce children to the complex elements of opera and to create a new audience for opera in the future.
The perforated silicone membrane might allow specific and complex elements in the uterine fluid to migrate and interact with the developing embryo, and perhaps protect the embryo against harmful reactive oxygen species and heavy metal toxicity.
This one combines simple and complex elements to make us consider the contrast between appearance and reality.
The chemistry, manufacturing, and controls (CMC) activities are critical and complex elements of biopharmaceutical drug development.
O'Connell is a re-recording mixer in a team responsible for marshalling the complex elements of dialogue, music and sound effects from different sources and weaving them into a coherent whole.
We'd compliment each other on a job well done, we'd help each other on complex elements of a project, and I noticed that we started saying "please" and "thank you" to each other in the course of our daily routine.
In particular, budgetary and technical limitations meant that Polish architects were often forced to rely on less durable materials for complex elements like windows, elevators and air conditioning.
However, the use of stochastic methods, composed of a number of complex elements, may pose difficulties and ambiguities to practicing engineers, which could eventually hinder their adoption.
