That is exactly what the theory of evolution does: natural selection is a simple and comprehensive explanation for how life can express its incredible diversity and complexity as a matter of chemistry and physics.
In spite of its complexity, it is expressed in a format fit for numerical calculations by the finite element method, and involves only six material parameters (in addition to the usual elastic constants), which makes it suitable for applications to large industrial structures.
The symmetry of the clock, the calendar's even units, the straight arrow of the timeline – the tools we use to think about time don't express the complexity of how we actually live it.
The size of the response and its complexity, as expressed by the number of oscillatory cycles, increased with longer duration of the gap and with longer duration of the leading marker.
So I wanted to express the complexity of the issue.
They both manage to express emotional complexity while retaining the communal glee of a rave.
Unfortunately, simply importing private sector accounting practices wouldn't properly express the complexity of the federal government's activities and obligations.
Creatively impotent himself, Gustav derides Adolph's artistic faith by dismissing sculpture as "an antiquated medium" that cannot express the complexity of the modern world.
Questioned at the pavilion about the decision to make the reproductions, he said, "They express the complexity of my experience as a human being".
And English is the language that brings those various threads of my India together, the language in which my wife could speak to her mother-in-law, the language that enables a Calcuttan to function in Coimbatore, the language that serves to express the complexity of that polyphonous Indian experience better than any other language I know.
