Jim Vorel of Herald & Review called the Marvel Cinematic Universe "complicated" and "impressive" but said, "As more and more heroes get their own film adaptations, the overall universe becomes increasingly confusing".
Each rack contains a board festooned with wires, resistors and old-style vacuum tubes, a few hundred in all.The machine is complicated enough to be impressive, but simple enough that it is just about possible to grasp, that this is indeed a functional machine made up of interconnected, working parts.
With more complicated curves he achieved very impressive results, including the infinite expression now known as Wallis's product: Research on the determination of tangents, the other subject leading to the calculus, proceeded along different lines.
In part that is because we assume complicated products come from sharp, impressive minds, and in part it's because we understand that complexity is a fancy word for progress.
That's the warning that should probably be given to anyone heading into town to buy items of audio-visual gear for their nearest and dearest; a blog post at Gizmodo this week has reiterated the long-established fact that consumers tend to buy gadgets whose technical specifications sound more complicated and are more superficially impressive, rather than whether they're actually better.
It is an impressive group, despite one complicated name.
Similarly hailed as a savior of blues guitar, Clark appeared to share Trucks' complicated feelings about that role in his impressive set, which began ordinarily enough, with the standard "Catfish Blues" and Clark's stomping "Next Door Neighbor Blues".
In each case, the poetry is less than impressive, and the truth far more complicated.
During that quiz Watson showed off some pretty impressive skills - being able to answer complicated and nuanced questions without being connected to the internet.
Jamie Foxx, Jon Hamm, and Eiza González each have memorable turns as complicated bad guys while Elgort, in particular, shows off some impressive acting chops.
