Sentence examples for complex manifestations from inspiring English sources
He also seems to want to take credit for complexity theory itself.There's no short cutOne last act of daring is Mr Wolfram's principle of computational equivalence, by which he lumps together all complex phenomena as equally complex manifestations of the same underlying rules for cellular automata.
The strength of the direct calculation methodology for investigating the periodic solutions of the reverse flow reactor is demonstrated by studying two complex manifestations of the systems nonlinearity: multiplicity and instability.
"Our differences are the deepest and most complex manifestations of genealogies of harm done to some and perpetrated by others".
As mitochondria are present in all cells of the body, mitochondrial disorders have very complex manifestations that can affect diverse organs such as the heart, the endocrine system (causing, for example, diabetes), and, for reasons not always well understood, some but not other aspects of brain function.
Finally, the complex manifestations of masculinity indicate the need for interventions targeting men in health and TB control to assume supportive, multidimensional and long-term outlooks.
The complex manifestations of masculinity reported here suggest the need for interventions targeting men in health and TB control to assume supportive, multidimensional and long-term outlooks.
Ambient visibility is a complex manifestation arising out of interactions among many atmospheric variables, including ambient aerosol load, and region specific geophysical characteristics.
Through this Jacob becomes Israel -- a deeper and more complex manifestation of himself.
EMT can, therefore, be regarded as a complex manifestation of epithelial plasticity [ 3].
The clinical disease formerly referred to simply as "Alzheimer's disease" is, at the population level, a complex manifestation of many different brain conditions [ 10].
17 These psychological factors and the complex manifestation of IBS symptoms are widely acknowledged as a disease process which involves an individual's social environment, physiology and psychology.
