Sentence examples for intricacies at from inspiring English sources

Although Martoma had no medical background, he was attuned to the scientific intricacies at play.

Our theatre critic, Michael Billington, enjoyed the play but was lost to some of the plot's intricacies at times.

The model is too open-ended and generalistic in nature; it does not give details of the intricacies at each stage.

That has meant handling many of the logistical intricacies at the heart of museum work — packing and transporting art, hanging it to achieve the most striking effects and juxtapositions, and keeping tight security over works that in some cases might today be worth $100 million or more.

It showed that the fluffy particle has a fractal structure, like the branches of a tree or an indented coastline, with the same level of intricacy at scales both large and small, says Thurid Mannel, a scientist on the microscope instrument team at the Institute of Space Research in Graz, Austria, who presented preliminary results at the ESA briefing.

Despite these heights of intricacy at the scale of single neurons and wide-ranging feats of function at a system level, the cortex nevertheless shows surprising regularity in its repeated motifs of network design (Gilbert 1983; Douglas and Martin 2004).

Both are better at the intricacies of policy than at the glad-handing of politics.

The relationship between mother and daughter, in all its thorniness and intricacy, is at the heart of Elizabeth Strout's new novel.

Yorke's vocals still take centre stage, but the intricacies that lie at the heart of the song feel lighter, weaving together to form a far richer and warmer sound that lets the light in, if only for a moment.

In many ways she could be quite formidable and was respected as such; but at Washington Square Institute where she was Registrar for over twenty years, she was also loved and revered by students and staff alike for her insight, care and commitment to the intricacies of life at one of New York City's premiere psychoanalytic training institutes and clinics.

Study the sport of football, learning the game's intricacies and nuances at an intimate level.