Sentence examples for gains in complexity from inspiring English sources

Farther east the coast gains in complexity; there are peninsulas and sea inlets known as Bodden, and sandy beach bars dominate the landscape.

He is, in the best English tradition, a master of eloquent distemper -- "there are people reviewing books, even reviewing poetry, who can read only with difficulty, and begrudge the effort" -- and also of the kind of epigrammatic summary that gains in complexity the more you think about it: "[Robert] Lowell thinks he is chipping away the marble to get at the statue.

Johnson and Roman start the piece with four simple points on the body (hips and shoulders), and then progress through 21 modalities, which are mapped onto each other in a cumulative system of motion that gains in complexity with each layer.

In parallel, a well-distributed Internet of Things likely demands greater levels of device automation and autonomy, given the inexorable gains in complexity generated by a dense network of networked objects.

While opening new perspectives on the etiology of AD dementia, the simple linear model suggested by this description gains in complexity with the maturation of the adult brain.

By this time her work had gained in formal complexity and variety, with its weavings of image and text, its time-consuming techniques of painting, cutting and stamping, and its adaptation of aspects of Pop, Minimalism and Color Field painting, styles she had previously distanced herself from.

The issue gained in complexity when I recalled the particulars of his childhood.

In a later version the forms have gained in complexity, and the social relationships have become more nuanced.

He also allowed those melodies to grow and expand, gaining in complexity as the story progresses, often linking one character to another by means of repeated motifs.

Over a lifetime of human-rights advocacy, I have seen the discourse fragment and diversify as societies and communities gain in complexity.

Koolhaas says he hopes that the plan will gain in complexity as the buildings' functions are worked out; he says he was thrilled to learn that the government wanted both a courthouse and a mosque on the island.