Sentence examples similar to intricate experimentation from inspiring English sources
The threshold concept and the performance of TAR in minimizing mean flowtime are tested with extensive experimentation, involving intricate experimental design.
The Chicago Tribune critic Greg Kot championed the album in his review and ranked it the year's best album, calling it "pop so gorgeous it belies the intricate studio experimentation that brought it to life".
Experimental facts or phenomena are instead established using intricate procedures of scientific measurement and experimentation.
Liz Ciavarella from Metal Maniacs magazine uses formulations such as "Scrupulous time-shifts and placed off-beats; forever infectious grooves, breakdowns (Thrashdowns?) and ceaseless experimentation that end in intricate catchy Metal mantras" to describe Byzantine's style.
At its best, early Southwestern art is marked by technical competence and fine control of line and form; but it reflected little experimentation, tending more to rework established patterns in many intricate designs.
"Sometimes it can be frustrating when a musical element which sounds good just doesn't work visually, and the same goes the other way," he continued, but the experimentation paid off: like musical performances, no single piece is exactly alike, and through layers of patterned, intricate beauty, each offers the viewer a chance to experience a soft form of synesthesia.
(Those were intricate times).
Experimentation flourished.
The backstory is intricate.
