Sentence examples for intricately developed from inspiring English sources

That would require a fuller, more intricately developed play than Ms. Hall has begun to provide here.

Filmmaker Kotaro Tanaka's bombastic visual interpretation of composer Kensuke Fujii's experimental track "Varfix" is a minimalistic moving manga with a barely discernible storyline, but intricately developed aesthetic.

The sounds of the game's weapons were also intricately developed; in order to feel as realistic as possible, each weapon has a variety of similar firing sounds.

For survival and reproduction, the body has developed an intricately balanced system to efficiently control energy homeostasis at multiple levels.

Trained as a classical dancer, Wheeldon has developed that training into a intricately robust personal style and flaunts it here to tremendous effect.

Testifying to the highly developed civilizations that existed are the beautifully carved shells, incised gorgets, and intricately decorated clothing ornaments; the carved stone effigies of ancestor figures or deities, which suggest a strong affinity with ancient Mexico; and the many bird and animal pipes in museums throughout the country.

His son and successor Uaxaclajuun Ub'aah K'awiil further developed this new high-relief style of sculpture and erected a series of intricately decorated stelae in the city's Great Plaza that brought the carving of stelae close to full in-the-round three-dimensional sculpture.

And here is how the novel describes the neurotic dependence Arthur's son Chip has developed on his sister, because of all the money he owes her: "He'd lived with the affliction of this debt until it had assumed the character of a neuroblastoma so intricately implicated in his cerebral architecture that he doubted he could survive its removal".

Plus, there was the undeniable success of "Redbone," Gambino's first big hit achieved through his new M.O. of balancing earnestness with a touch of knowing absurdity, an approach that was already being further developed in Atlanta (whose lead character's name is a homonym for "Urn," maybe not intentionally but you can never know with the intricately knotted Gambino-verse).

The brain does not simply grow, but rather develops in an intricately orchestrated sequence of stages.

A successful behavioral strategy utilized by some Paenibacillus spp. is to cooperatively form and develop large and intricately organized colonies of 10-1012 cells.