Sentence examples for more complex blend from inspiring English sources

Curries are a staple, but the Indian versions use a far more complex blend of spices.

The research of psychologist Jonathan Haidt suggests that progressives base ethics on an Enlightenment blend of fairness and harm avoidance, while conservatives get their moral sensibilities roused by a more complex blend in which these two compete for priority with purity, loyalty, and deference to authority.

Other plants that have a more complex blend of terpenes, which are often stored in trichomes or other glandular structures, tend to contain a larger number of TPS genes (e.g. grape with 69 putative functional and 63 pseudo TPS genes [ 18]).

While statistical-dynamical downscaling is a more complex blending technique, it is computationally less expensive.

For more complex blends, specialized screw designs or customized compounding equipment may be required to achieve the desired properties.

We need to see U.S. business in a different way, not just as a two dimensional combination of large and small, but as a more complex and dynamic blend.

Morphology of ternary blends with EOR-g-MA/EOR is much more complex than that of blends with EPR-g-MA/EPR due to the co-existence of miscibility limits and the kinetic factors.

I had come to Beirut to see just how much French influence remains, and discovered an East-West blend more complex and layered than ever.

A typical, and more complex sauce, is a blend of ketchup, mayo, mustard, and perhaps sweet-sour pickle relish.

They made us want to make our music more interesting and more complex and we tried to blend that with our own personalities to see what we could come up with that was indisputably us".

A curvilinear relationship was observed for powder blends indicating more complex flow behavior than based on median particle size alone.