Sentence examples for gained complexity from inspiring English sources

Thus, the vertebrate NuRD complex may have gained complexity during evolution not only by duplicating the Mi-2 genes, but also by accumulating several isoforms and variants of the other NuRD components.

Sun said it gained complexity and elegance and was still evolving after two hours.

Eric Asimov said the wine gained complexity in the glass, while Amanda Hesser cited cinnamon, cherry and plum flavors.

Her features, unlike his, have gained complexity with age, and Ms. Hannah, immersed in an earthy character, for once isn't paraded as a prop.

As her work gained complexity, the Bay Area began to take note; by 2001, Scott had been the subject of major shows in Switzerland, Japan, and New York.

The quotation marks then disappeared as the phrase took hold in the language and gained complexity: "There was not one but many different Arab streets," wrote David Pollock in 1992.

The wine seems as if it would benefit from blending with other grapes to gain complexity and tannins.

It is from this simple, almost mythological conceit that Chigozie Obioma's debut novel grows, gaining complexity and power as it rises to its heartbreaking climax.

I love this for its dark cherry fruit and aromas of old leather and wood smoke, and the way it continued to gain complexity over several evenings.

And while silicon fabrication has enabled integrated circuits to shrink and gain complexity, the fabrication techniques used to make quartz resonators haven't kept pace in size.

It is only in cities where that possibility of gaining complexity in one's powerlessness can happen – because nothing can fully control such a diversity of people and engagements.