Sentence examples for complex signs from inspiring English sources

As in cuneiform writing, simple signs based on pictures soon gave way to complex signs that included reference to sound.

Because of changes in pronunciation of the language, the complex signs no longer reflect the sound pattern that they originally grew out of.

At the rear of the complex, signs of reconstruction are evident and wooden foundations exposed.

In this paper we present the history of diffusion of two symbols from Upper Magdalenian, macrocephalic horses and complex signs coming from a specific site.

"Black bodies are complex signs that represent something both appealing and repulsive for the society in which we dwell," Anthony B. Pinn explains in his essay, "DuBois' Souls: Thoughts on "Veiled" Bodies and the Study of Black Religion".

Signs can be composed of sounds, gestures, letters, or symbols, depending on whether the language is spoken, signed, or written, and they can be combined into complex signs, such as words and phrases.

This sense has, of course, to be expressed by a complex sign whose sense results from the way it is put together.

The following entry examines these three accounts, and traces the changes that led Peirce to develop earlier accounts and generate new, more complex, sign theories.

Complex sign-ups are a matter of the past and the digital platforms for on-demand economy enable purchase on a tap of a single button, conveniently and 24/7 from any corner of the world.

Human beings think we invented everything, but one look at the matriarchal society of Orcas communicating with intricate language patterns and dialects hundreds of miles from each other or the complex sign language of the octopus as it flashes its colors and textures, almost too fast for the camera to capture, are just evidence that our "inventions" simply mimic nature.

To be fair to Houston drivers, they have had to master six new and complex traffic signs, including an icon that shows a train track, over which is superimposed a left-turn arrow, over which is a circle with a slash through it.