Too little of these intricate electron clouds surrounding the nucleus of the book and we wander into the boring hole of sentimentality and banality.
It featured Sir Isaac Newton himself sitting under a tree with an apple over his head, surrounded by an intricate font and a cloud.
NASA's Juno spacecraft passed a few thousand miles above the gargantuan storm, revealing intricate patterns of swirling clouds.
The action is placed in the nineteen-thirties, allowing for natty costumes but clouding the intricate interrelationships of masters and servants that underpin Mozart's score.
...this unique book can be strongly recommended to all scientists interested in the intricate relations between aerosols, clouds, climate and climate modelling.
Without Mr Pinault's museum the LVMH collection will shine more brightly in the intricate glass edifice resembling a cloud that Mr Gehry is planning to construct at the Jardin d'Acclimatation, a children's park on the northern edge of the Bois de Boulogne.
Neatly linear levels wind tightly through confined spaces as Mario does what he likes best: leaping through intricate landscapes built from the clouds, pipes, ledges and boxes.
When the road reaches the Meadowlands, the sky opens out, with the tall light poles of the Giants Stadium parking lot receding to a remote vanishing point and the pools of swamp water perfectly reflecting the reeds along their edges, the radio towers, the clouds, and the intricate undersides of cautious airplanes descending to Newark Airport.
It seems as if David Mitchell, the author of intricate, metafictional, time-twisting novels like "Cloud Atlas," might be drawn to Twitter, which, seen in a certain way, is a massive, ever-expanding, self-referential catalogue of modern thought.
"Cloud Atlas" is made up of intricate replications like these, but what do they amount to?
