Sentence examples for complex reads from inspiring English sources

"But due to the limitations of that offense, I didn't see him have to make a lot of complex reads.

Peter Buffett's New York Times Op-Ed piece "The Charitable-Industrial Complex" reads like the diary of an early explorer, a mix of insightful and simplistic observations of the new world he's been thrust into as co-Chair of the NoVo Foundation: the wild territory at the intersection of money, politics, and highly-complex societal problems.

The two children of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith have been born, nay thrust, into celebrity life, so it's only natural they've emerged as emotionally complex (read: obnoxious) kids who love nothing more than a chance to prove how conscientious they both are.

It is based on the formation of a phosphomolybdenum blue complex, read colorimetrically at 880 nm, produced by the reaction of phosphate with an acidic ammonium molybdate solution containing a small amount of antimony and ascorbic acid.

"There have been several conversation [sic] and a lot of complaints to the office regarding a clown or a person dressed in clown clothing taking or trying to lure children into the woods," the letter from Fleetwood Manor Apartment Complex read.

CLC bio maintains that their 'read mapper not only maps more than 1.3 billion Illumina reads (100 nt, paired-end) in less than 5 hours, but [that it] also achieves consistently high mapping accuracy even for complex read data, such [as those] originating from the PacBioRS system' [ 23].

Bridges exudes his usual lazy charm, and Goodman gives Walter such a complex reading that he threatens to shift the movie into a more tender mood.

Through a complex reading of signs and symbols, you discern the politics and history of the place you're in and the artefact you're holding.

On the surface, it will be a major shift from the complex, read-oriented 3-4 defense instituted by the former coordinator Rob Ryan, who was fired.

But the entrance was removed during the design process, and what was once a more complex reading of urban mobility has been reduced to something more banal.

A circular motif sets the stage for a more complex reading in "The Story of 'O,' " and "I Hear Music" offers a stagelike field with each color form acting as a metaphor for a separate occurrence.