Sentence examples for complicated elements from inspiring English sources

"Behavioral economics draws heavily on cognitive psychology, and cognitive psychology is very aware of the difficulty for inexperienced people in interpreting complicated elements," he said.

Wizard's Crown was followed by The Eternal Dagger in 1987, a similar game that removed some of its predecessor's more complicated elements.

According to Toriyama, the game is aimed at Nintendo DS owners who are not experienced with Final Fantasy games, and will remove "overly complicated elements from the battle system...that will allow [the player] to defeat the enemies with minimal controls".

There may be complicated elements of its care and feeding that you weren't initially aware of, which often makes the difference between suitable and not suitable.

Mr. Bunin brings us to this scene with a deft, remarkably assured control of complicated elements of plot, character and theme.

The brief was for a defensible space, with no place to hide, and no complicated elements that would be hard to maintain or easy to damage.

And, while copia and its close relatives are not normally found in anything with more backbone than a reptile, its activities may hold clues about the behaviour of some of the other, more complicated, transposable elements that are found in those more complicated vertebrates, the mammals and the birds.Copia gets around.

She said the German people tried to differentiate between the rebuilding and training activities under NATO and combat operations, even though the reality on the ground is far more complicated, with elements of both in both missions.

"Probably you'd need to design the game so that you could toggle different complicating elements: easy enough for a child or deep enough for a political scientist.

Although he copied Giotto's heavy, naturally treated figures and bare landscapes and the general sober and impressive tenor of his works, in introducing more complicating elements he went beyond the bounds that Giotto had carefully set for his own art those of simplicity and unindividualized figures that free his scenes from the particular and allow them a dramatic and universal impact.

Existing design approaches to consider this system are either too simplistic resulting in loss of accuracy or significantly complicated Finite Element Analysis demanding expensive highly skilled manpower.