Sentence examples for complexities to explore from inspiring English sources

The town of Lone Pine offered no complexities to explore, and at the time very little even in the way of side streets, so I just headed east to where the sky was lightest.

Qualitative methods are ideally placed to capture such complexities and to explore how apparently similar physiological manifestations of illness can be storied in different ways (Madill & Gough, 2008).

The main aim of this paper is to design a robust retinal recognition system with reduced computational complexity and to explore novel retinal features.

The application of these methods, based on different mathematical strategies with varying degrees of complexity, aims to explore chemical space and balance potential biases inherent in each single modeling algorithm.

Miller et al. [ 33] use complexity theory to explore the social and sensemaking dynamics within family medicine organizations.

We therefore undertook small RNA sequencing of sugarcane miRNAs in order to understand their complexity and to explore their role in sugarcane biology.

This is strange, I think (he clearly does) but it also suggests the complexities Dern manages to explore in his performance.

At the same time, numerical simulations have achieved enough resolution and complexity in order to explore the origin of turbulent molecular clouds and their fragmentation into stars and stellar clusters in great details.

Gerber also incorporated the art of other artists into his work both to reveal the complexities of authorship and to explore the shared attributes of distinct artists and their art practices.

Molecular landscape of olefin block copolymers (OBCs) was patterned by hybridizing capabilities of Kinetic Monte Carlo (KMC) and Artificial Neural Network (ANN) stochastic modeling approaches to explore complexities with chain shuttling copolymerization of ethylene with α-olefins.

Life is actually much more complex than the movies, and television is able to explore those complexities and nuances, making shows such as Breaking Bad, Homeland, and Boardwalk Empire so successful because the audience is engrossed in a character on multiple levels.