That layered portrait – the bizarre intricacies of the Blanchard case, as portrayed by actors – makes for a weird, often uncomfortable viewing experience, at least for the five episodes available for critics.
Multiple targets as expressed by genetics and mutations and the relationships between them add another layer of intricacy to the prognosis and treatment of the disease.
Furthermore, an individual terminal Schwann cell can be associated with more than one type of nerve ending, adding another layer of intricacy to the detection of hair movements.
This can set a scene and offer a parallel to the reader that they can put together once they've delved a bit into the story, adding an extra layer of intricacy and complexity.
On "The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me," released last year, they came up with dense, layered songs that matched the emotional intricacies of their lyrics.
Briony Fer, who curated the Edinburgh show, points out the intricacy of their construction, how they were layered, threaded and stapled.
"Cascade" flows by as a series of carefully worked ensemble dances whose intricacy and glow are captured in the women's darkly glittering layered dresses.
Here everything is layered: something is always in front of, or behind or above something else, and each something has its own painted, incised or embroidered intricacies.
The rule that limits bonuses to 100% of salary, or 200% if shareholders specifically grant approval, is adding another layer to the intricacy.
The identification of altered transcriptional and translational silencing by microRNAs and epigenetic modification by methylation in tumours has showed a layer of additional intricacy to the regulation of gene expression in different tumour types.
She loves it for its intricacy—"the layers upon layers of techniques" she says, which makes for a martial art capable of holding her interest indefinitely.
