Sentence examples for intricate infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Synder called Alfred - played by Michael Caine opposite Christian Bale in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy - "an absolutely critical element in the intricate infrastructure that allows Bruce Wayne to transform himself into Batman".

He is an absolutely critical element in the intricate infrastructure that allows Bruce Wayne to transform himself into Batman," Snyder said of Irons' casting.

"He has a very intricate financial infrastructure," said a senior U.S. intelligence official.

The intricate intracellular infrastructure of all known life forms is based on proteins.

Much of the gulf area's production and refining remained shut yesterday, but the first signs emerged that at least some parts of the region's intricate energy infrastructure were slowly coming back.

Within the intricate cellular infrastructure that supports root growth is the secretory system, by which proteins, lipid, and carbohydrates are packaged into membrane-bound secretory vesicles and delivered for secretion to the growing plasma membrane and cell wall [ 8].

I could contribute to designing New York City's buildings, and because of her sponsorship and the mentorship and support of many other strong women in my life, I now help maintain one of the most intricate pieces of infrastructure in the world New York City's electric distribution system.

The Rare Earth hypothesis argues that because of the intricate design and infrastructure of our planet, the amount of coincidences and circumstances that must occur together make life almost impossible.

That same day, minute details of its infrastructure -- "all those intricate climatological devices" -- will be chronicled in the panda section, said Mary Hadar, assistant managing editor for features at The Post.

The data-driven simulation strategy we present in this work exemplifies a practical simulation-based-engineering-approach to investigate the resilience of infrastructures to extreme flood events in intricate field-scale riverine systems.

"Modernist building can be done economically, but infrastructure issues and proposed post-and-beam detailing was too intricate to keep it economical for middle-class families," noted Buckner, a longtime resident of Crestwood Hills.