Only the big-ticket TV series, it was argued, had space to develop intricate stories and convincing personalities.
During the 1920s and '30s, Ponti collaborated with its artisans to develop intricate, beautifully crafted ceramics, sumptuously decorated, often in the neoclassical style.
Advertisers are working hard to develop intricate consumer profiles of every individual -- to know who you are, where you are and what you are browsing and buying.
In physics, for example, some people specialize in developing intricate machinery to track elusive particles, while others develop theoretical tools for interpreting those data.
In addition, they're developing intricate business models in which they collaborate on attacks, and they're expanding their reach into the Internet of Things, including cell phones, tablet computers, cloud services.
Depending on what is in the brine and how much of it is added, the Food and Drug Administration has developed intricate rules for labeling ham, some of them helpful in unearthing the ham you want for your holiday table.
While the start of Clash of Clans draws you in slowly, the strategies become insanely complex players with many hours of time invested are able to attack each other and have developed intricate strategies for defending themselves or breaking down each others' bases.
One of the most successful was written by Dr. L. Emmett Holt, a New York City physician who divided his time between running Babies Hospital, developing intricate modifications of cows' milk to resemble breast milk (hence the term formula) and being the pediatrician to the family of John D. Rockefeller Jr. and other wealthy New Yorkers.
Although at first the filid wrote in a verse form similar to the alliterative verse prevalent in Germanic languages, they later developed intricate rules of prosody and rigid and complicated verse forms, the most popular of which was the debide (modern Irish deibide, "cut in two"), a quatrain composed of two couplets, linked by the rhyme of a stressed syllable with an unstressed one.
It is dismissed by cognitive scientists developing intricate internal information processing models of cognition.
By precisely regulating the composition of its cell surface and secreted polysaccharides, C. neoformans has developed intricate ways to establish chronic infection and dormancy in the human host.
