The wholeness is in the style, which even now, as he (wait a second: as Zuckerman) prays for the collagen injection to take effect on his slack urethra, proceeds with the delicious complexity of dream baseball.
"It's appreciated by people who just like blood and guts and by people who like the complexity of the dream".
Perennially understaffed and now overwhelmed by the sheer volume and complexity of these "dreamed up by a rocket engineer" financial products and systems, the patent office has struggled to keep up with the flood of applications.
1 Imagine human skin – a great example of an ultra-compliant large area electronic circuit, sensitive to touch, temperature changes, humidity and many other environmental stimuli. 2 Scientists are inspired by the apparent simplicity and true complexity of nature, dreaming to mimic nature to create a world of engineered soft matter devices.
The result, he said, might be "a kind of animal correlate of Freudian psychoanalysis," a way to explore how waking life influences the complexity and content of dreams, and how dreaming affects memory and performance when awake.
The eventual result, he said, might be "a kind of animal correlate of Freudian psychoanalysis," a method for exploring how waking life influences the complexity and content of dreams, and how dreaming affects memory and performance during wakefulness.
By the time Elaine finished the manuscript of "Adam, Eve, and the Serpent" and Heinz finished his study of complexity theory, "The Dreams of Reason," they found themselves dedicating their books to the memory of their son.
The complexity of Chigurh was a kind of dream — the Coen brothers are my favorite directors of all time.
It ain't Dickens but the complexity of the plot is beyond your wildest dreams.
