Sentence examples for increased intricacy from inspiring English sources

Although the distance between the cells in reported biological experiments is only a few centimeters in maximum compared to kilometers in technical single photon experiments, the reduction of the length is offset by increased intricacy of the optical path (many interfaces, dispersion, etc).

Because of the improved technical caliber of her dancers Ms. Haberman has increased the intricacy of the steps.

The steps of each copla usually increase in intricacy.

In addition, the radiality constraint typically increases the intricacy of the meta-heuristic evolutionary algorithms.

[9], which greatly increases the intricacy of the fin equation, preventing its analytical solution even by symbolic computer codes.

Each new functional level creates a hierarchy of increasing structural intricacy, manifested by increasing allocation of the entropy production in structure.

However, other factors such as the patient hormone profile or immune system characteristics can be determinant in the individual clinical development of cancer, increasing its intricacy and pledging for personalized treatments (Greaves 2000).

The identification of an autophagy-regulating function for TIGAR further increases the intricacy of possible responses to p53 activation.

This antisymmetry therefore becomes the rule of the ensuing "competitive altruism" (Barclay 2004 ; Hardy and Van Vugt 2006 ; Roberts 1998 ; Van Vugt et al. 2007 ) once such a game (who brings more to the common good) develops among antagonistically equal teammates, further increasing the intricacies associated with the multidimensional assessment of inequalities in synergistic fitness.

These types of provisions are known as lock-ups, and in recent years they have been increasing in their intricacy and requirements.

But use of high number of part counts in conventional MLIs increase the intricacy of circuitry and controlling both results in high expenses and reduced reliability.