Sentence examples for more complex internal from inspiring English sources

Even some avowedly Atlanticist officials in Washington are starting to wonder whether the EU, consumed by its ever more complex internal affairs and seemingly oblivious to problems farther away, will ever live up to its promises to contribute more to security in the wider world.

The DSC of poly DT 12,10) shows multiple thermal events indicative of a more complex internal structure.

A later, more basin-ward platform has a more complex internal geometry of depositional units and marginal rudist coral buildups.

Among these, permeability is of prime importance, especially in carbonate reservoirs; the reason is that carbonate reservoirs have a more complex internal structure and more heterogeneous (Gholinezad and Masihi 2012; Al-Khansi and Blunt 2007).

This allows the general data transformation and flow to be represented with ECL code, while the more complex internal manipulations on data records can be implemented as in-line C++ functions.

In particular, whether the internal dynamics of the larger trend have involved consistent change in all lineages or whether the trend represents the net outcome of a more complex internal dynamic (McShea 1994).

On the other hand, we find that the more complex, internal-observer approach, when applied to bipedal posture, can also yield human-like behavior.

The more individual the three Witches are, the more rich their complex internal dialogues become.

But the pressure on Italy has become too great to bear, making Mr. Berlusconi the most powerful European leader essentially ousted by market forces more than the complex internal logic of Italian politics.

Moreover, the extrinsic apoptotic process is also more complex than the internal apoptotic process since it comprises significantly more reactions [ 28].

Given that patients with ESRD are more complex than general internal medicine patients, we would estimate conservatively that our cohort would encounter a minimum of 40 events of which the majority may be preventable or ameliorable.