Sentence examples for internal complexities from inspiring English sources

Jeff Koons, the boy king of the art world, turned fifty the other day, and was given a surprise birthday party whose internal complexities and contradictions easily eclipsed the hoopla over Donald Trump's latest wedding.

The timing and format of the broadcast, shown with Persian subtitles, emphasised its broad appeal - to an entire country at a time of traditional celebration rather than solely to a government whose internal complexities compound the difficulty for US policymakers.

The moment ITV is able to focus on itself as a channel - or channels - rather than its internal complexities, it will be a force to be reckoned with.' Advertisers and media planners are enthusiastic about what promises to be a strong autumn programming line-up, with highlights including Ray Winstone in the big-budget Henry VIII and a TV movie about Queen Boudicca.

To facilitate a valid control strategy design, this paper tries to avoid the internal complexities and presents a black-box model of the SOFC based on LS-SVM.

These internal complexities in the heritage of Darwin's works have shaped Darwinism into more than one tradition, with pre-existing social and intellectual contexts playing an important role in the interpretation of Darwin's achievement.

Comparing the entropy generation numbers (EGN) derived for the heat generating areas with different internal complexities shows that the heat flow performance does not essentially improve if the internal complexity of the heat generating area increases.

A key limitation of Ashby's law is that it fails to distinguish between necessary complexity (i.e., internal complexity required to adapt to a complex external environment) and unnecessary complexity (e.g., internal complexity caused by suboptimal organization design decisions) (Worren 2012).

A four-fold hierarchy of depositional bodies was recognized including: i) event beds deposited by single turbidity currents: ii) single lobes, consisting of bed sets with variable degree of sand amalgamation; iii) lobe sets, i.e. depocentre-wide stacks of single lobes and iv) lobe complexes, representing high rank units of greater internal complexity.

Different models to analyse and predict the behaviour of complex systems are more or less able to accommodate internal complexity and the regulation of variation in input from outside the regulated system.

One challenge in understanding evolution concerned the internal complexity and interdependence of biological systems.

Involution is about creating an internal complexity that makes any mechanism highly efficient but also highly susceptible to malfunction.