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The intricate adjustment and coordination of muscular tensions that are required for posture and movement fall under the control of the central nervous system.

So the agency adapted that ad to show engraved jade next to an intricate Intel chip.

If the novel is like an intricate Renaissance painting, the short story is an impressionist painting.

A large and intricate Renaissance drawing by Perino del Vaga, one of Raphael's pupils, was bought by the Metropolitan Museum of Art at Sotheby's on Wednesday morning.

Soon my piano lessons had turned into me, an obstinate 11-year old, demanding that my neighbour teach me ever-more intricate DOS commands.

The word is also a nudge at fans who liken "The Wire," David Simon's layered, intricate HBO series about Baltimore cops and drug dealers to a sprawling 19th-century novel, as lurid and engrossing as "Bleak House" or "Little Dorrit".

Material selection problem can be interpreted as an intricate MCDM problem.

However, the interpretation power of target analysis can be magnified significantly if we harness the full informational potential (GCtimes GC): combining the well-known characteristics of target biomarkers (major peaks) with the lesser known nuances of non-target biomarkers (minor peaks), which occupy the breadth of the intricate (GC times GC) topography.

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Experts who spoke to VICE News, including a former senior diplomatic envoy to Russia, Kremlinologists, academics, and intelligence specialists, tend to agree, saying that while it's possible Goldstone and the others were actors in an intricate Kremlin plot, the miscellaneous cast of characters and low-level operational security make that version of events seem suspect.

The intricate SSR architecture at Drosophila NMJs is constructed later than initial presynaptic bouton morphogenesis (Budnik, 1996).