One of Fitzgerald's most enduring lines, "Not half a dozen men have ever been able to keep the whole equation of pictures in their heads," becomes Straub's bland observation about Hollywood success: "It all boiled down to an equation, one too complex for Elsa to imagine".
Cut & Cook's incredible new video, Infime, uses custom development systems and complex 3D sequencing to imagine the micro-details of a dragonfly in flight.
Many attractors in biological evolution are extremely complex and therefore difficult to imagine.
Maybe I am a romantic, but real love is so complex and involves vulnerability and complex behavior, making it hard to imagine in a machine.
Lazic suggests his old team-mate has mellowed, "learned from his mistakes", but it is hard to imagine the complex figure of Mihajlovic will ever not be controversial.
Some achieve colour patterns that are so vivid and complex that it is hard to imagine that they serve any natural purpose.
In her letter, Fariña urged principals to resist the temptation to seek better test scores through excessive test prep: "As educators, most of us know that the best preparation for the test is a rich, thoughtful, engaging curriculum that awakens curiosity in students, inspires them to ask questions, helps them explore complex problems, and encourages them to imagine possibilities," she wrote.
Protracted negotiations ensued (shown in the documentary), causing Mr. Zhan tremendous frustration and leading him to write, "Sometimes, trying to navigate the human aspects of our universe is even more complex and unpredictable than trying to imagine the universe as a whole".
Although it is possible to imagine more complex models, in what follows we restrict each state to have only one possible associated label.
