Sentence examples for complex theoretical from inspiring English sources

His own writings indicate a complex theoretical underpinning to his use of such a bold abstract language.

Mikhail Bakhtin made a complex theoretical study (Problems of Dostoevsky's Poetics); André Gide took a realist view (Dostoevsky); Harold Bloom is sensitive and helpful (Fyodor Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment).

Always adept with numbers -- growing up he dreamed of becoming a mathematics professor -- Blattmachr distinguished himself at Columbia University law school with his easy grasp of complex theoretical concepts.

She is also proficient at connecting seemingly random concepts, and when the traveller asks her a question like "How can God be both good and omnipotent?" she can provide complex theoretical answers.

The British also suggest that the sentence "Il faut trouver une solution pragmatique" (literal translation: "We must find a pragmatic solution") should be understood as meaning: "Warning: I am about to propose a highly complex, theoretical, legalistic and unworkable way forward".The British, the French and the Dutch are old sparring partners who know each other's little ways.

Even Professor Kamali acknowledges the need to change with the times: in some cases "the formulations of established schools of (Islamic) law...may not serve the needs of harmony and cohesion and multi-religious societies of our time".Perhaps the best hope is that the lived experience of Muslims who are citizens of Western countries will evolve faster than these complex  theoretical constructs.

Sometimes they will call it 'Fascism,' sometimes 'Communism,' sometimes 'Regimentation,' sometimes 'Socialism.' But, in so doing, they are trying to make very complex and theoretical something that is really very simple and very practical....Plausible self-seekers and theoretical die-hards will tell you of the loss of individual liberty.

But when the film goes to the laboratory to observe more complex and theoretical projects, the information it imparts is so sketchy we are reminded of how difficult it is to translate science into lay language.

As compared with complex 2, theoretical results show that newly designed complexes 2a-2c might be potential candidates for blue-emitting phosphors with better/comparable quantum yield and Δλ.

From a Complex Network Theoretical perspective, this is the first analysis of 'soft' cut-offs in any sort of network, to the best of our knowledge.

First results gained from pilot studies have shown that our approach can be successfully implemented in the context of a complex fuzzy theoretical framework.