Sentence examples for complicated ground from inspiring English sources
Mann's churches have no need to pretend that they are other than what they are: images of shelter built on complicated ground.
Skilled use of the pointed arch and the ribbed vault made it possible to cover far more elaborate and complicated ground plans than hitherto.
Chuck in a complicated ground redevelopment plan and it's a fair old struggle on and off the pitch.
These elements enabled Gothic masons to build much larger and taller buildings than their Romanesque predecessors and to give their structures more complicated ground plans.
Ireland's 2.9 million voters were asked to vote whether to approve the Treaty of Nice, a document drawn up in December, 2000, to set the complicated ground rules for the Union's enlargement from 15 to 25 members by 2004.
On the other hand, if missiles continue to fall on Israel, and more specifically on Tel Aviv, as they did on Thursday evening and Friday afternoon, the Israel Defense Forces will be dragged into a long, complicated ground operation, which would lead to both Palestinian and I.D.F.
All these factors make it somewhat difficult to compare satellite data to measurements from buoys or shipboard methods, complicating ground truth efforts.
They are for a sophisticated audi ence already familiar with America for Americans, in short, or for internationals who can respond to them as comments by photographers or painters who share with them the special and im mensely complicated back ground of social and personal experience upon which an ap preciation of the comment**must depend.
Maximum near-ground surface temperature is highly heterogeneous and varies not only by topographic aspect and slope steepness, but is further complicated by soil and ground cover albedo, which absorbs or reflects solar radiation.
– In Decapoda (sensu lato, including Amphionides reynaudii H. Milne Edwards, 1832 [ 34]), Neosergestes semissis has three, Penaeus monodon two sclerites, thus there are two states for the sclerite pattern complicating a ground pattern reconstruction for this taxon.
