Sentence examples for complex use of from inspiring English sources

Data points collected included: type of laceration, location (tongue, oral mucosa, or lip), complexity (simple or complex), use of sutures (suture repair or no suture repair), suture material (absorbable or non-absorbable), use of antibiotics (topical, systemic or both), and status of wound at return visit (infected or not infected).

For instance, the film's Taoist lessons, its complex use of the F-word, or what it teaches us about cricket (disclosure: by yours truly).

Then there's the sound – the exquisite, extraordinary, complex use of sound in this 10-minute sequence.

This class will familiarize students with the complex use of metaphorical, emotional, and visual threads in long form screenplay writing.

His best piece of analysis illuminates Whitman's deceptively complex use of "you" as a means of addressing aspects of the self and soul, rather than the reader.

Mr. Alston studied in New York at the Merce Cunningham Studio for two years; much of his rich, complex use of upper and lower body reflects this apprenticeship.

Among the most complex uses of staff notation in ethnomusicology are the transcriptions of Serbo-Croatian and Romanian folk song by the Hungarian composer Béla Bartók.

These were complex uses of a remarkable face which, with its vulpine lips and teeth and penetrating eyes, lives in the overlit borderland between beauty and ugliness, and thus constitutes a fine battleground for the forces of good and evil competing for Christ's soul.

In the end, our intent was for the student's most complex uses of composite units to determine the stage classification.

(For example, the building the nuns used was actually part of the Auschwitz complex, used for storage of poison gas).

And the building the nuns used was actually part of the Auschwitz complex, used for storage of poison gas.