Sentence examples for complicated assemblage from inspiring English sources
The restaurant's long, melting-pot menu reflects the complicated assemblage of characters in the play.
A gleaming, complicated assemblage of gilt bronze, it has a neo-classical base from which columns resembling minarets made of basket-woven metal bands rise.
The event was a fiasco, with the complicated assemblage of motors and wheels failing to operate (i.e., destroy itself) properly; it had to be dispatched by city firemen with axes after having started a fire.
Resource disparities and competing desires for land use among so many different residents have resulted in a complicated assemblage of wildlife-tolerant and wildlife-intolerant parcels (Gadd 2005).
It's a complicated assemblage but every element works beautifully to complement the other.
Desserts are complicated assemblages that somehow yield straightforward satisfactions.
Many complex systems - from immensely complicated ecosystems to minute assemblages of molecules - surprise us with their simple behaviour.
The elucidation of the mechanisms of speciation in East African cichlid assemblages is complicated by the huge dimensions of the lakes and their cichlid fish radiations, their habitat diversity and the difficulty in reconstructing species relationships, particularly among the extremely young species of lakes Victoria and Malawi [ 30- 32, 49].
The assemblage having historically complicated attribution, it is now possible to contextualize the features and manufacture of these two associated fragments.
Actual cause-consequences relationships between environmental (anthropogenic or natural) drivers and rocky shore assemblages at global scales are further complicated due to the inherent complexity of spatial and temporal variation in which these assemblages naturally fluctuate [89].
"Death row is complicated," said state prison spokeswoman Terry Thornton, who has been fielding questions since 1999 about the Western world's largest assemblage of men sentenced to die for their crimes.
