Sentence examples for more complex arrangements from inspiring English sources

There's no reason why Albrecht and co can't do the same to create vastly more complex arrangements of nitrogen vacancy centres.

It may be to the advantage of the accounting profession and large accounting firms (which audit a large proportion of public sector accounts) to have more complex arrangements, since this strengthens their own position.

Drawing on a broad range of historical and statistical sources, Ellickson contrasts family-based households with the more complex arrangements in medieval English castles, Israeli kibbutzim, and contemporary cohousing communities.

Microsoft, for example, in common with some other companies, has more complex arrangements.

Or could there be more complex arrangements that would allow students to hold conversations or debates?

In addition, more complex arrangements of nanodroplets are achieved via in situ patterning and ion-beam-directed migration of Ga atoms.

E monomers are arranged in a hexagonal lattice (an idealization of the more complex arrangement on the virion surface).

This shows a collection of nephrons, sort of in a more complex arrangement.

Compared to typical crystals, quasicrystals yield a distinct and more complex arrangement of Bragg peaks.

A slightly more complex arrangement is the roughly rectangular "Earthscape Highlands II," in which the center is a free-form cut-out of a riverscape.

They reasonably imagined that a deal swapping all or most of the Golan Heights for rigorous security guarantees would be easier to work out than a more complex arrangement with the Palestinians involving Jerusalem, refugees and statehood.