Sentence examples for just the complexity from inspiring English sources
In some species, the central nervous system occupies much of the spider's front half and has even invaded space in the first segment of the legs!" But it isn't just the complexity of their abilities that startles.
It blew my mind, just the complexity of his writing, the way he switches from rigorous, almost classicist moments to beautiful, heartbreaking, sweeping romantic music almost like Puccini.
In a multi-user scenario, we define S n ≜ ∑ j = 1 n ζ p ( H ), j as the sum complexity of the ET-FSD of n users, while 1 n S n is just the complexity per user.
It is just the complexity of the interaction; different factors, including composition, size, and geometry of the nanostructures; and the distance between nanostructures that provide the challenge for quantifiable research and the mechanism achievement of a new phenomenon[12].
The problem is not just the complexity and expense of finding and dismantling existing dishes or preventing future imports.
It wasn't just the complexity of the protagonist that intrigued Lust, but also the way cinematic artistry enhanced the sense of passion.
Thorne has written about rape and sexual abuse in This Is England as well as on stage, but creating the first post-Yewtree drama was perhaps a more sensitive process – taking in not just the complexities of prosecuting a historical case, but the actions of the police, the media circus and the understandably hazy memories of the victims.
It was the start of a treacherous balancing act for Mr. Romney, one that forced him to confront not just the complexities and passions surrounding health policy but also questions about his willingness to stick to his principles under political pressure.
This attention is due not just to the complexity of the issues raised by biobank related research, but also because they call into question established research ethics norms and accepted practices[ 4].
And I know that just as the complexity of a Mayan textile makes it both durable and beautiful, that something similar is true for the fabric of D-Lab.
At a recent tasting in San Francisco, Andy Erickson — who makes Screaming Eagle and Ovid, a couple of Napa's most expensive wines — said: "I just love the complexity of cab franc.
