Sentence examples for complicated frames from inspiring English sources

My photographs from Haiti tend to reflect those states of mind — complicated frames, truncated figures, photographs that tend to raise complicated questions rather than to provide easy answers.

The island's real history is too complicated to frame and hang on a wall.

Extremely long spans, staircases, or interior load-bearing walls complicate the framing plan by necessitating lapped joints and additional support columns.

Although we have an understanding of all of these events and the ability to quote the statistics given, perceptions of personal vulnerability to them differ widely and may be complicated further by framing effects.

The simultaneous equations needed to solve this problem are fairly complicated, but can be framed such that Cramer's rule may be applied.

Differences in recruitment strategies also introduced differences in sampling frames, complicating cohort comparisons.

Comparison of return visit rates among studies is complicated by the different time frames used.

But the impedance in the dq-frame is hard to measure directly, and the stability criterion in the dq-frame is too complicated to be used in practice [4].

However, the way that information about training courses is framed can be complicated.

This highly complicated theological system, which was framed as a means to help people achieve their eternal salvation, easily lent itself to misunderstanding and abuse as early as the 13th century, much sooner than is usually thought.

In summary, although diagnostic markers are often used to assess remission status, this approach is complicated by the short time frame of some treatments, the lack of accounting for residual subclinical symptoms, and the burden of multiple administrations of diagnostic interviews.