Yet he was drawn by instinct to the complex sequence of movements.
'However, I found ravens could perform this complex sequence of actions straight away.
A complex sequence of companies shield his ownership of the property, where his family spend time every year.
In a trio of works, Cunningham's curatorial idea takes up the complex sequence of crossover influences that have formed Australian art.
Indeed, shopping might be seen as the city's new religion, supplanting Roman Catholicism, which, aided by a complex sequence of scandals involving clergy members, appears to be in decline throughout Ireland.
Because heat engines may go through a complex sequence of steps, a simplified model is often used to illustrate the principles of thermodynamics.
Nearly all are charged with emotion, as the soldiers work to express and control a complex sequence of feelings that run from joy to defiance.
When Dr. Bloch won the Nobel, in 1964, the Karolinska Institute in Sweden, which chooses the recipients of the prize in physiology or medicine, cited him for "a series of brilliant investigations" that discovered how cholesterol develops from acetic acid via a complex sequence of about 36 biochemical reactions.
Washington then seems to dismiss directly observed therapy, in which patients must be watched ingesting a complex sequence of medication daily, as yet another of the "inequitable policies" — blacks have a 300percentt greater risk of contracting tuberculosis than whites — that have "shaped the uncomfortably close relationship between African-Americans and infectious disease".
It takes an incredibly complex sequence of events and makes it at once gripping and informative.
Migraine attacks consist of a complex sequence of symptoms.
