Sentence examples for heights of complexity from inspiring English sources
Can't You Hear Me Callin' Bluegrass: 80 Years of American Music; Columbia Legacy; $50 Combine a Celtic fiddle, an African-derived banjo, an Italian-derived mandolin and a British-derived guitar and you've got a peculiarly American kind of string band, one that soared to symphonic heights of complexity in the most unlikely location: the rural hills and hollows of Appalachia.
While this story marks a new height of complexity in Eisenberg's work, its roots run through her earlier collections.
The height of complexity was reached when a bulb of glass decorated with cables or threads running obliquely in one direction was blown inside a second bulb with threads twisted in the other direction.
"That was the height of complexity in terms of the film", Nolan says.
The artist's latest paintings, at Gagosian, show him reaching new heights of perceptual complexity, fittingly with alpine motifs.
Like everything in the deepwater field, platforms are moving toward new heights of size, complexity, and cost.
There's no doubt that unearthing real-life politics in popcorn material adds salt to the cultural soup and has helped elevate a genre that once knew only black and white – good and evil – to new heights of colourful complexity.
The series reaches the heights of sociological complexity when Edelman asks the civil rights activist Danny Bakewell — along with Walter Mosley, one of the more persuasive race commentators in the series — whether this means Bakewell used Simpson "for your cause".
In particular, the DCT cells had normal morphology and there was no evidence of systematic differences in height or complexity of basolateral membrane infolding between genotypes as has been reported in NCC−/− mice (Schultheis et al, 1998).
The Gini coefficient of height complexity showed no significant difference between the untreated and treated plots (Table 3).
The resulting anthropogenically created landscape mosaics often include forests of different successional stages or that have experienced different levels of anthropogenic use, which affect the physical structure of the forest (e.g., forest height, vertical complexity of vegetation).
