Sentence examples for complicated fabric from inspiring English sources

His style unfortunately defies poetical translation, and his complicated fabric of plain and inverted images, of hidden and overt allusions, is well-nigh impossible for all but the initiated Muslim reader to disentangle.

However, they are designed to operate with expensive output queuing switches or with combined input output queuing (CIOQ) switches that require very complicated fabric schedulers.

One reason recycling is not more widespread may be because the process of turning old material into new, usable textiles is still complicated, especially for blended fabrics like cotton/polyester.

"It was kind of complicated to make these fabrics into clothes.

So it is no wonder that the return of Winston -- recovering alcoholic, ex-con and killer of the family's beloved grandmother -- does not dominate the novel, but rather weaves right into the fabric of these complicated lives.

So, further studies are also needed to analyse the effect of braiding parameters, with more types of fabric architectures and complicated loading conditions in the future.

There are positives in both scenarios obviously, and the irony demonstrates that the cultural and social fabric of America is complicated, fragile, and fascinating when looking at race - and in this case, we're looking at "race," not racism.

The truth is that racial realities are complicated, weaving all these factors into a single fabric.

But if the corporate history got complicated, the Tator history became part of the fabric of local life and American myth.

At the other extreme were Rei Kawakubo's subtly complicated jackets and kilts, all cut from square pieces of fabric -- a reminder that, in flush or hard times, a designer can be inventive with the humblest idea.

It is a city that has always been in flux, so complicated by its histories and counter-histories that its urban fabric seems to resist all attempts to reorder it.