Sentence examples for complex set of relations from inspiring English sources

Téchiné is unusually adroit at manipulating a complex set of relations within a very mixed group of people.

This assemblage brought into a fragile equilibrium a complex set of relations between the gods in the sky, the Pharaohs, their living subjects, and the dead.

Scalding critiques like Stanton's and reconstructive reflections like Irigaray's have marked feminist philosophy of religion with a complex set of relations to the subject matter of religion, as well as to the discipline of philosophy.

Instead, he seemed to be speaking candidly about a complex set of relations.

Application ontologies often describe the details of processes, typically using fewer classes and more complex set of relations, than reference ontologies.

And to be a Subject is to stand in a complex set of social relations to some group of Others.

However, organisations like the Global Fund who invoke participatory and transparency principles must manage, with some finesse, a complex set of competing accountability relations and mechanisms across different health policy subfields.

(Beauvoir 1949, xxii, also xv xxxiv) So, to be a woman is to stand in a complex set of social (and hierarchical) relations to men (mutatis mutandis for men).

Women also face a complex set of double standards in relation to their sexual behavior.

The upshot was not a linear process of change in which the end result was de-skilled factory production and the homogenization of the condition of workers but rather a complex set of outcomes in which the relations of capital and labour represented a variegated division of power.

Design of Experiments (DOE) is a statistical tool, the USP (Universal samplaining Plan) of DOE is that it can establish a functional relation for a complex set of variables which otherwise cannot be related by any empirical formula.