This ambivalence is never resolved but is instead explored with intensifying complexity as Clare considers and reconsiders his own beliefs about cure in conversation with insights from environmental, LGBTQ, and anti-racist movements.
Both nations also intensified the complexity and frequency of military exercises conducted together.
However, studies also shows that, as the number of the active joints increases, the dexterity of a prosthetic hand may even decrease due to the intensified control complexity.
The emergence of different liner service networks, such as "hub and spoke" and "relay," has also intensified the complexity of the hub port selection process.
His paintings shrank in size as they intensified in complexity, with tiny, emotive brushstrokes revealing an obsession with texture.
Jessop argues that post-Fordism has intensified societal complexity because of a greater differentiation of institutional orders and a widening and deepening of systemic interdependencies across various social, spatial, and temporal horizons of action and time-space scales (Jessop 1994).
As more colors were added, the piece's complexity intensified and the number of variables began to seem overwhelming, but Hyperscore made subtle adjustments in pitch, rhythm and harmony.
These circumstances can be intensified by a growing complexity of the subject regarded [29].
Nowadays, this problem is further aggravated, with the higher interconnectivity, complexity, and fast-changing dynamics of modern systems (e.g., IoT systems, fog computing systems, web services, services in service-oriented architectures) and also with the data volume growth, which can intensify its management complexity.
This intensified the need to reduce complexity and lower costs.
On page 619, Kohler et al.3 present an archaeological study that provides evidence that increasing dependence on agriculture and the growing complexity of political systems intensified wealth inequalities over time.
