complicated engaged essential fanciful inconsequential involved HARD Newspapers report that the former executive has been trying to keep a low profile since his exit from the company.
To resonate poetry, the interaction with a product should be engaging, appropriately complicated to the given task to encourage a mindful state, and highly sensory.
Ribosome assembly is a highly complicated process that engages more than 200 protein assembly factors (AFs) and many snoRNAs (Woolford and Baserga, 2013).
"Our long-running shows all boast complicated characters who are engaged in dynamic and rich relationships — both romantic and platonic — and 'S.H.I.E.L.D.' needs to do the same thing," said Channing Dungey, ABC's executive vice president for drama development.
Are you single, married, engaged, "it's complicated"?
Thus, as evidenced by multiple studies, DNA damage is able to force surviving cells to enter senescence and engage a fairly complicated network that mediates the development of a signal transduction cascade.
Suu Kyi is currently engaged in a complicated chess game with the Burmese generals and some of her own supporters to determine the best strategy to employ against Southeast Asia's most brutal regime.
Previous study indicated that younger MSM are more likely inclined to have multiple sex partners and engage in more complicated sexual networks and older MSM may prefer to have young MSM partners [ 13].
The truth of the matter in writing is that writers all too often over-complicate the notion of engaging an audience, especially when writing mysteries, thrillers, and compelling dramas.
Things become complicated when Armand's son gets engaged and his fiancée's conservative parents (Gene Hackman and Dianne Wiest) arrive for a visit.
My sense is that Togolese, when they looked at me, didn't see someone with whom they'd have to engage in a wearisomely complicated, difficult-to-navigate dynamic over status or buried prejudice; they just saw some foreign guy.
