More complex forms of comedy and tragedy derived from Greece.
More complex forms can be built up from a number of separately press-cast pieces.
In the 1960s more complex forms of rock and roll became known simply as rock.
If more complex forms are required, the term nonlinear programming is applied.
Developing countries need more capacity to administer and collect more complex forms of tax, like income and wealth taxes.
As Chinese firms shift to more complex forms of production, they will make life harder for Indian firms.
Cultural evolution, also called sociocultural evolution, the development of one or more cultures from simpler to more complex forms.
More complex forms of concrete shells have been made, including hyperbolic paraboloids, or saddle shapes, and intersecting parabolic vaults.
Accenture sees an opportunity for more complex forms of collaboration that involve multi-stakeholder coalitions and that seek to affect systemic change on wide-ranging issues.
Darwin's critics believed, for example, that species inevitably progress toward more and more complex forms, a fashionable yet fallacious idea of the mid-19th century.
More complex forms, verging on allegories, such as the beast epic and the debates between various plants and animals as to which are superior, also exist.
