Sentence examples for early complex from inspiring English sources

Anthropologists say the weapon, an early complex tool, gave Homo sapiens a critical evolutionary edge.

The case of Iris Murdoch defied the predictions of the "nun study," which showed that mental activity and early complex use of language seemed to protect against senile dementia, and her decline was especially shocking to me).

This is evident in such works as the Neptune and Amphitrite (1516) and the Hercules and Deianira (1517), in which his early, complex designs have given way to a comparatively simple and direct conception.

(It's like bringing a friend who only knows the hits to see a band you love, and they decide this is the show where they'll bust out their early, complex album cuts. At some point you stop being a tour guide and cheer for yourself).

Together, these patterns offer an alternative vision of the origin and operation of early complex polities.

We reviewed ITU admissions at a Specialist HPB referral centre and found that all patients classified as having severe or critical acute pancreatitis had early complex surgical interventions at the satellite hospital and a longer overall median ITU stay.

The village has restaurants, bars and a ski equipment shop, two new chairlifts linking it to the rest of the area and another, due to open in the next few days, which will shuttle guests to and from an earlier complex at Arc 2000.

This is another proving for happening two strong Lewis acid base interactions (N…B and Al… F) during the earlier complex formation.

The lower distance in the earlier complex more likely relates to the more positively charged boron in BF3 owing to strong electron affinity of F atoms.

It is obvious that the effect of BF3 adsorption on the electronic structure of nanocluster is more pronounced compared to BH3 which is attributed to the stronger interaction in the earlier complex.

In Budapest Tales (1976), Szabó traded his earlier, complex narrative structures, characterized by flashbacks and dreams, for a more linear one.