Sentence examples for intricate order from inspiring English sources

A large, physically imposing man, Dr. Bak delighted in prodding colleagues to confront what to him was the deepest mystery of all: how a universe made from simple fundamental particles produces such intricate order.

The science museum was meant to impress the visitor with the intricate order of the universe, the abilities of science to discern that order, and the powers of a culture able to present it all in so imposing a secular temple.

More personally compelling at the time of the conversation, how could I be so fortunate to have a mind with thoughts and the chance to travel on a boat between beautiful islands and rock formations in a natural wonder such as Ha Long Bay? My existence was not marked by disorder, but rather incredible, miraculous, unspeakably intricate order.

We read M. J.'s thoughtful college essay depicting the intricate social order inherent in pickup basketball.

From the first, it combines acrobatic and technical excitement with intricate classical order; in Vail you could feel how immediately it commanded the audience's attention and respect.

He also knows when to skip the flippancies: he concedes that the scientific advances of the last 100 years now mean that it is possible to consider life in terms of physics and chemistry ("no life force, no spirit, no soul seems to be involved") and to see in the universe "a magnificence, and an intricate, elegant order far beyond anything our ancestors imagined".

The field of bacterial cell biology has been revolutionized in the last decade by improvements in imaging capabilities which have revealed that bacterial cells, previously thought to be non-compartmentalized, possess an intricate higher-order organization.

Bone formation is an intricate and ordered cascade of synthesis of matrix proteins and calcium phosphate in a continuously renewed biological environment and regulated by a cluster of growth factors [ 50].

Deism is the form of religion fitted to the new discoveries in natural science, according to which the cosmos displays an intricate machine-like order; the deists suppose that the supposition of God is necessary as the source or author of this order.

It was composed in the verse form of the heroic couplet, mediated by the iambic pentameter that has been a constant presence in English poetry; it seems to close down its argument and description with each clinching rhyme, but at the same time it evokes a world of intricate and harmonious order.

It can be suggested, however, that Congreve set himself a double challenge - both to order intricate events so that what may seem to hinder the action only serves to accelerate it, and to fashion a graceful and stylised prose than can express the more sensational and impassioned moments of love intrigue.