Sentence examples for intricate technically from inspiring English sources

"High street brands can utilise technology to streamline production and access the more intricate, technically challenging processes that were previously only available to high-end designer labels – who are now upping the ante too, creating ready-to-wear lines with couture-like finishing," says Macaskill.

Great poetry does not have to be technically intricate.

Take Spanish dancing, which abounds with solo forms, many of them technically intricate and emotionally expressive.

In contrast, once expectations begin to shift away from continuing yen appreciation and deflation, managing domestic Japanese monetary policy in the transition will be technically intricate.

That tension has become more acute as the challenges facing leaders have become more technically intricate at the same time as contemporary campaigning has intensified the pressure to oversimplify.

These cases can require thousands of hours of preparation by the judges, often consuming days of argument, involving hundreds of parties and interveners, and necessitating dozens of briefs and thousands of pages of record — all of which culminates in lengthy, technically intricate legal opinions.

This may explain some discrepancy between the approaches of fusion and fibring; the completeness of fibring as exposed in Gabbay 1999 does not work exactly as a substitute for more technically intricate completeness proofs as in Kracht and Wolter 1991 and in Fine and Schurz 1996.

Electric Lungs is a more technically intricate structure with xenon gas spreading through its passage ways, communicating our human unawareness of the trace gases we inhale in our breathable atmosphere.

The influence of his expressive but technically less intricate style eclipsed that of both Campin and van Eyck.

Under the best of circumstances, building an international pipeline is an intricate and arduous process, technically, financially and politically.

Most standard occluders are made on an industrial scale - but Freduenthal's version is so small and intricate that it's technically tricky to mass produce.