Sentence examples for more complex construction from inspiring English sources

At that point the teenage insights of the book's narrator, Blue van Meer, become only part of a more complex construction, and it becomes evident that Ms. Pessl has hidden a secret history beneath her novel's surface.

By the time of Doom, thanks to John Carmack, id's designers had the kind of tools that allowed fast iteration, and more complex construction – and Romero wrote the level builder, DoomEd, and never looked back.

Yes, Miami, unlike Rome, was built in a day, but Boston, often referred to as the model for the Heat, is really a much different and more complex construction.

Rather, it has a much more complex construction, incorporating significantly more dust and many rocky components.

Then Currie Road will be closed for a period of five weeks due to the more "complex construction" needed to build a bridge in the area.

Just as a map on the computer screen can grow more complex as cities, roads, even buildings are added, the brain seems to be making ever more complex constructions of feelings to represent what is going on in the body.

This method is useful for more complex constructions (see Section 6.2) where spectral optimization becomes a more multi-dimensional task.

Indeed, in order to denote haecceities, we resort to grammatically more complex constructions like gerunds that contain names referring to individuals, e.g., 'being Quine'.

Because the connectives are defined as functions that operate on the contents of the judgements they connect, Gibbard's work presents a strategy for producing a semantics that delivers contents for all the more complex constructions.

That is they aim for the sort of generality that would enable a unified and systematic treatment of judgements including normative judgement that extends easily to more complex constructions.

Linguistic comprehension was limited to simple (subject, verb, object) grammatical relationships in all subjects except for one child who was able to comprehend more complex constructions, such as the use of the passive voice or hierarchical structures.