Sentence examples for infinitely intricate from inspiring English sources
This looks like a problem because one of the key structures playing a crucial role in chaos explanations the infinitely intricate structure of the strange attractor would then be absent from the corresponding physical system.
3), one might be justified in employing obviously false chaos models because the infinitely intricate structure of strange attractors (1) is the result of relatively simple stretching and folding mechanisms and (2) many of the points in state space of interest are invariant under this stretching and folding mechanism.
The master always retains the right of correction--the ius corrigendi of the medieval guilds--to guarantee quality; there is an infinitely intricate system of withholding rewards and recognition from deviants.
Tsypin describes his old studio as "mega multi-dimensional collage an infinitely intricate interplay of vivid color, dilapidated walls, slanted roofs and sky-lights, and precariously hanging fire escapes".
Keep in mind that, in form, it's a portable game, one played on a (well, two) tiny screen, and, in function, an action game; don't go into it expecting The Great American novel, but, rather, do go into it expecting something infinitely more intricate than the shovelware nonsense you find on the DS.
Combat is tense, intricate and infinitely customisable, as is nearly every other aspect of this enormous game.
Yet the extraction of the raw materials required to produce them, the pollution commissioned in their manufacturing, the infrastructure and noise and burning of fuel needed to transport them are trashing a natural world infinitely more fascinating and intricate than the stuff we produce.
But is infinite information infinitely valuable?
By assuming all functional components to be infinitely rigid, we connect them with different types of joints such as pins and sliders to create intricate, but highly purposeful, mechanical assemblies.
(Those were intricate times).
