Sentence examples for more complex groupings from inspiring English sources
First used just as patterns, they later developed into more complex groupings, usually narrative funeral scenes, sea battles, dances, boxing matches, and exploits of popular heroes.
The addition of more complex base groupings (dashed lines) would reduce the number of links that need to be traversed, and it can thereby speed up incremental grouping.
Moreover, neurons in higher visual areas that code these more complex base groupings have large receptive fields that may preclude the precise localization of boundaries.
Neurons in higher areas that code the more complex base groupings may not uniquely identify the image locations that belong to a homogeneous region because of their large receptive fields, and these cells may not provide feedback to the appropriate neurons in lower areas.
This can be done by delineating emergent or functional groups (assemblages of species performing similar functional roles) [e.g. [ 61, 89]], or by using more complex, continuous or non-grouping measures of functional diversity [ 90].
Scenario 1 was where the participants were less consistent while ranking the TMOs, and therefore, the groupings were more complex, although the obtained results show that there is significant difference between TMOs.
She stated that, dividing the male population into two different age groups (15 44 45 74 yearss), would result in including 95% of the total male patients identified as attending at or above the 97th percentile compared with the more complex procedure of ten-year groupings.
The 7th edition staging system is more complex, with an increase in the number of permutations of TNM groupings from 56 to 80.
By performing the same analysis in four representative diagnostic groupings, significant associations between these variables and pre-transfusion haemoglobin concentrations persisted without more complex interactions.
Bankruptcy is more complex.
