The complexity of language and imagery is the closest to Shakespeare I've ever experienced and yet its ultimate message (as I see it today) is almost childlike in its simplicity: Do your best, while hurting the least.
Upon closer inspection, the work reveals an arresting network of imagery, complexity, and depth.
In the complexity of its argument and profusion of imagery, a poem such as "Dum Diane vitrea" ("While Shining Diane") far exceeds the imagination of any classical author.
Despite recent advances in estimation of water quality parameters using satellite remote sensing, the estimation of Chlorophyll-a (Chl-a) has remained problematic due to optical complexity of coastal waters and imprecise atmospheric correction of imagery.
Kenneth MacMillan's Song of the Earth works at a masterfully different level: a ballet pared down to poetic essence, capturing the sublime complexities of its Mahler score through a resonating palette of imagery.
However, for the time period of our study the complexities of using satellite imagery and remote sensing techniques to identify agricultural crops in California make it difficult for the CDWR to implement.
Hoban expands this to encompass the intricacies of mental imagery and the complexity of desire, with its twin poles of attraction and repulsion.
Their aggressive, guitar-and-drum-centric Brazilian rock burst with sound and imagery about the complexity of Brazilian cultural identity, about limited resources and technological curiosity.
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Commenting on the work, the judges of the prize remarked that the "surprising scale and layering of imagery, with its understated political and historical references" made the work "outstanding" and of "great complexity and grace".
