Sentence examples for explaining the complexity of from inspiring English sources
A matrix explaining the complexity of interrelationships between the phenomena under investigation in relation to the conditions was developed and its structure is described in this paper.
Explaining the complexity of the history to young children — a history so relevant to our own grandparents — might have been impossible, but at least, educators thought, they could convey some urgency with overwhelming visuals and statistics.
An article on Wednesday about comments by President Bush on the teaching of evolution misstated a word in a quotation from Stephen Meyer, who praised Mr. Bush's comments on the theory of intelligent design, which disputes the idea of natural selection in explaining the complexity of life.
In the corporate aircraft niche, operators range from "a guy that owns a Cessna 250" to "a General Electric that has five or six Gulfstreams and two 737's in its fleet," Mr. LeBlanc said, explaining the complexity of drafting regulations to cover the whole field.
The findings show that the plant size, the characteristics (i.e., vintage and extent of use) of the production and communication technology in use, the plant's ownership status (i.e., State versus private ownership, and differences in the nationality of firms to which plants belong) figure prominently in explaining the complexity of a plant's organization.
(3) A meta-theory that identifies, classifies, and connects theories of development for financial innovations is better suited to explaining the complexity of financial innovation processes.
Historically speaking, this film has done plenty of research – maybe even too much, because it can't stop explaining the complexities of things such as the Royal Navy's right to intercept foreign trade shipping under neutral flags.
Once he had finished explaining the complexities of George Osborne's spending cuts to viewers, Robinson turned round, pulled the placard from the hands of the protester, and stamped on it.
