Sentence examples for complicated way of from inspiring English sources

"It's a rather complicated way of observing".

"It's a complicated way of saying I still love the church," he said.

Your call: a more efficient and precise way of counting votes, or a relatively complicated way of getting Al Gore elected?

It's a return to a less complicated way of life: you wake with the sun, and go to bed with the darkness.

If you have enough room and flexibility, from your seat you can also try ankle-to-knee (with one leg) pose, which is a complicated way of saying place your ankle on top of the opposite knee.

At the time, all that black seemed horribly sad and even violent, but it was also a less complicated way of expressing modernism than the geometric shapes of Courrèges and other 60's designers.

In general, the T-optimal discriminating design depends in a complicated way on the parameters of the larger model, and for special configurations of the parameters T-optimal discriminating designs can be found analytically.

Based on micromagnetic simulations, we shall demonstrate that influences of hole- or pit-shaped artificial defects on magnetic properties of rectangular submicron ferromagnetic particle are sensitive to the defect location, and dependent in a somewhat complicated way on size and shape of the defects.

The rigorous proof of convergence of R t) is intractable, since D and F depend in a very complicated way on the powers τ lm of all users, and we update D and F after each iteration.

After the intervention of the Delian oracle, several geometers around Plato's Academy found complicated ways of generating mean proportionals.

His complicated ways of tormenting himself and others have helped make Wittgenstein a cult figure, a sacred monster.