Sentence examples for complicated uses from inspiring English sources

Yet most art is an unsettled category in China — "cultural relics" is the preferred term — and museums have complicated uses.

The second category takes advantage of more complicated uses of nanotechnology.

Arjan Zazueta puts unusually low-tech craft mediums — thread and paper towels — to complicated uses in embroidered vignettes based on Western art history and Aztec myth.

The right to dower could be barred by the wife before marriage accepting a jointure (a life estate in specified lands) in lieu of dower, or by the complicated uses to bar dower invented in the 18th century.

West himself is no stranger to complicated uses of existing cultural artifacts.

Fourth, if a process is complicated, use machine learning to create decision support systems.

Such large-scale circuit analysis was prohibitively complicated using prior methods.

But Mr. Kennedy also considers the newer, more complicated use of "nigger" as a term of affection by young African-Americans and their well-meaning white friends.

In the book, Kiran and her "friend" Prince Neel (it's complicated) use a moving map to locate Kiran's parents.

However, there are many concerns about these rules: high specificity but low sensitivity, no prospective validation, and complicated use.

For that reason, medication use cannot be analyzed as would it be an effect-modifier and studying medical treatment may be complicated using cohort data.