Sentence examples for complex puts from inspiring English sources
"The L.A. Complex" puts less of a sentimental gloss on its characters' desperation than you'd expect, and this is particularly true with regard to Raquel.
Imported from Canada, "The L.A. Complex" puts a group of good-looking young people in a Los Angeles apartment building — the basic "Melrose" setup — and makes every one of them an aspiring actor or musician.
It becomes a matter of urgency — in his eyes, if no one else's — after the carabinieri's latest sweep of his crumbling apartment complex puts his father (Rocco Amato) and brother Cosimo (Damiano Amato) behind bars.
It is likely that this balance is crucial for the homeostasis of low-flow venous capillaries in which CCM complex puts a cap on a deleterious β1-dependent cell response.
However, certain associations are considered to show a non-linear relationship (too high and too low fetal testosterone levels have similar effects) and are thus complex (Puts et al. 2008).
The complex put in a red-brick and glass community center, complete with a pool.
Reached by phone, Craven said that he didn't doubt that the words in the New Yorker story were Earl's, but he did doubt that they were sincere; he believes, as Complex put it, that Earl's replies were "heavily influenced by therapists at the academy who need to see positive behavior if he wants to graduate".
Live translation involves speech synthesis, voice recognition and machine translation - "each technology on its own is pretty complex, putting them together is a very difficult problem".
However, like a lot of technology before it, this vision of the future has been prohibitively expensive (and often overly complex), putting it beyond the reach of many, including people like me who have a physical disability and for whom smart home technology could potentially make the most difference.
It's got complex putting design in the boardroom".
You can play a few random white notes on a piano with a nice rhythm and then if you repeat it, you have a tune!" Kirke says on his website, "Written language is far more complex, put a few nice words together and it will often mean nothing".
