Sentence examples for getting the complexity of from inspiring English sources

They weren't getting the complexity of the work.

Here's the truth as I see it: spirit, body, and playfulness are of a piece in Bobby McFerrin's music and his person, as they are in all of us when we're getting the complexity of our being halfway right.

From (8) we can get the complexity of ID: the number of complex multiplication operations in per iteration is N2; the number of complex addition operations in the first iteration is 2N2 and the number of complex addition operations in the rest each iteration is N2.

"And this is not about Sam Shepard, because he is a terrific actor, but I don't think the movie gets the complexity of the relationship between Gary and my father," he says.

"We're still not getting at the complexity of what's going on in inside an individual spider," Dr. Hayashi said.

"You don't have to get with the complexity of the adult world.

That's why the first historian, Herodotus, dedicated so much of his epic book about the wars between Persian and ancient Greece to a digressive discussion about the entire history of the known world: he was trying to get at the complexity of cause and effect.

"They don't really get at the complexity of peoples' personality".

Bill Moyers [Johnson's press secretary] says the best description of LBJ ever heard, something to the effect of: 'The 11 most interesting people I ever met was Lyndon Johnson.' Then he would go on to say, maybe even more revealingly: 'I didn't like him but I loved him.' I think that really gets at the complexity of this guy".

Nonetheless, it is difficult to get around the complexity of the physical interaction between the pantograph and the contact wire, which could deteriorate the quality of the electricity transfer.

Without getting into the complexities of probability theory, statisticians agree that randomness itself may not be as "random" as we think -- because of our innate thinking biases, we're likely to perceive random events as having connections when they actually don't.