Sentence examples for intricate systems from inspiring English sources

Often, difficult and monotonous landscapes — desert, sea, ice — resulted in more intricate systems.

After American airmen arrived they have to learn European flying conditions and the intricate systems of signals which guide incoming planes safely through England's aerial defences.

It has only been in recent years that computer power has grown enough to gather and analyze data on such intricate systems.

With his night-time images of railways, he sometimes devoted days to suspending the intricate systems of overhead spotlights and synchronised flash lamps.

Shunning the intricate systems that confine early Cubism to small scale and tonal color, Matisse adapted its rationality to expansive, decorative formats.

The scientific study of these systems is in its infancy, but we do know that they are fascinating, intricate systems that don't give up their secrets easily.

Congress enacted the most comprehensive campaign regulatory system ever, an intricate system of checks and balances.

"It is a very intricate system, and coding errors can arise," Mr. Montalto said.

He operates on an intricate system of pickups and relationships with superintendents and club managers.

"We put down the most intricate system of pilings known to man," he said.

Its intricate system of skylighting through baffles directs natural light to sweep dramatically through the galleries.