Sentence examples for conceptually intricate from inspiring English sources
Such formally elegant and conceptually intricate gestures are the basis for many of the works, including the Turkish artist Cengiz Çekil's 1976 diary, in which almost every page is stamped "I am still alive today," a heartrending affirmation of existence during a period of political extremism.
The popularity of the Naïve-Bayes as a target-fishing tool can be probably attributed to the fact that building non-Naïve Bayes multi-class classifiers (be probabilistic or not) can become conceptually intricate or computationally demanding, or both [10, 11, 17 19, 22 24, 33 37].
Considered a genre bending, crown achievement for hip-hop music, Kendrick's 2015 album opened the doors for the possibility of the rebirth of classic hip hop albums filled with conceptually intricate songs, knocking beats, voracious rhymes and virtuosic performances by incredible musicians.
Visually it is a coup de théâtre; conceptually it is intricate moral and narrative cosmology.
Division is slightly more intricate, but can be implemented using the model introduced in Figure 2D (other conceptually similar models are discussed in the 'Materials and methods').
(Those were intricate times).
Conceptually, it was brilliant.
"It's conceptually incoherent.
It is conceptually challenging.
Legally, conceptually, and operationally.
