Sentence examples for complex in itself from inspiring English sources

This event, complex in itself, has been made even more difficult to understand by the mythology that later grew up around it.

And each painting is complex in itself, a little world, removed from us in time and sensibility but — this seems truer of Dutch art than of almost any European art before the late 19th century — still accessible on 21st-century terms.

The test apparatus is designed to be complex in itself due to partially correlated interactions amongst its individual components and functional modules.

The process of diagnosing is complex in itself [ 23].

This task is complex in itself, and it is made even more complex by the need for CDS design to anticipate and accommodate the expected growth of differentiation in patient care - i.e., personalized medicine.

Climate change is extremely complex in itself, with feedback between the climate system, ecosystem, and the human system – as well as the negotiation process in which 194 states with very different environmental, political, and economic conditions and agendas try to find agreement.

Each of the components was a complex system in itself, and existed within, and interacted with, larger complex systems.

So many places I had not been before--Pico Rivera, the genuine Mexican rodeo ring in Whittier; El Premier, the Mariachi club in Bell Ramona Gardenss, the housing complex in Boyle Heights (itself a revelation).

Yet the problem with this show — as with a previous foray into China for a Ralph Lauren collection — is that Mexico is a complex country: in itself and in its relationship with the United States.

The problems and techniques of mineralogy, however, are distinct in many respects from those of the rest of geology, with the result that mineralogy has grown to be a large, complex discipline in itself.

Managing director Ian Cox said: "We followed the Charity Commission guidelines on setting up, but a huge amount of work went into researching the challenges faced by both contact centres and disabled people seeking employment, a complex area in itself, but hugely important for establishing whether or not our idea was workable".