Sentence examples for intricately formed from inspiring English sources

On an album of four quarters, each precisely 10 minutes 10 seconds long, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard unravel mysteries, perform magic, tease melodies out of intricately formed musical patterns and do it all with a face that would be straight except it's taken too many mind-altering substances.

Knowing that DNA stores data that then get translated into living organisms, and that the complexities of development must require lots of information, biologists naturally expected that the more intricately formed an organism is, the more genes it would have in its cells.

We rely on an armamentarium of intricately formed neural circuits for many of our adaptive strategies.

But when he turned the rotating field on first, then applied the static field, the blob of ferrofluid formed an intricately woven disk with rays projecting from its rim, a pattern evocative of American Indian art.

Neighboring fruitbodies can coalesce, forming intricately intertwined caps and partially fused stipes.

In fact, task-switching, inhibitory, attentional and working memory processes may all be intricately intertwined and form the core of 'central executive' memory processes (Hasher & Zacks, 1988; Miyake, Friedman, Emerson, Witzki, Howerter & Wager, 2000).

Although Lu left a considerable body of lyric poetry in imitative style, he is better known as a writer of fu, an intricately structured form of poetry mixed with prose.

The canyon consists of a broad, intricately sculptured chasm of imposing peaks, buttes, gorges, and ravines formed over the past six million years by the cutting action of the Colorado River.

Sheets of curve-hugging neoprene formed towering shoulder pads, sky-high cowl necks and intricately embroidered jackets.

There, perhaps the most technically advanced potters in South America were producing perfectly formed clay vessels, highly fired, brilliantly painted, and often intricately fashioned.

Inside, intricately wrought bronze animals form the balustrade of a marble staircase.