Sentence examples for complexity that anticipates from inspiring English sources

The 1926 film "3 Bad Men" is an even greater work, with a thematic complexity that anticipates Ford's postwar westerns.

This story of the contrast between the values of rural southern England and the industrial north has a psychological complexity that anticipates George Eliot's novels of provincial life.

The skewed grids have a speedy, futuristic complexity that anticipates computer chip patterning, but they also recall the influence of Northwest Indian design on American Modernists of the 30's and 40's.

2011 was, above all else, the bicentenary of the birth of Franz Liszt, who was not only the pianist who epitomized the nineteenth-century virtuoso showman, but a composer whose output ranged from salon bonbons and technical display pieces to visionary masterworks that anticipated the musical complexities of the century to come.

This is one complexity that seems underappreciated.

Given such complexity, we anticipated that our phenotypic screening approach would likely reveal pharmacological agents that differ in both chemical structure and mechanism of action.

What we didn't anticipate was some of the complexities that have been inherent in fixing and optimizing our systems before and during the event," Garrett writes.

It's a trend that Dolak anticipates.

The addition of many potential near asteroid (NEA) destinations to the existing multiple mission architecture for Lunar and Mars missions increases the complexity of human health and performance issues that are anticipated for exploration of space.

The complexity found in this pilot survey in yeast suggests that high complexity can be anticipated among higher eukaryotes, including humans.

Vaillancourt and Newell (Neurobiol. of Aging 2001) show that although many aging systems decrease in complexity as anticipated by Lipsitz and Goldberger (JAMA 1992), other aging systems increase in complexity.