Sentence examples for complex examples from inspiring English sources

But there are more complex examples coming.

But there are other, more complex examples, especially in French and Dutch painting.

Christian Haub's layers of organized geometrics interact with the irregularities of wood to create complex examples.

The study of this and numerous more complex examples is the province of the so-called catastrophe theory.

The debate would benefit from complex examples: Did Barack Obama create an electorate, or did an electorate (deeper cultural forces) select Mr. Obama?

The changes in symmetry that occur at the critical points where one modification changes to another are complex examples of a widespread phenomenon for which simple analogues exist.

A more complex example, Ms. Levis-Pilz said, might be the mechanics of driving a car as cultural expression.

Their call system, the researchers write, "may be the most complex example of 'proto-syntax' in animal communication known to date".

David Cameron's "most corrupt countries" remark about Nigeria and Afghanistan, made to the Queen and picked up by ever more sophisticated TV cameras, is a complex example of the genre.

The blurb summed up first-past-the-post in just three sentences, while describing AV with an excessively complex example election, which required three diagrams and text that spilled over four pages.

Figure 19 shows a more complex example.