Sentence examples for more complex lines from inspiring English sources

Combining simple sentences with longer, more complex lines can give a passage rhythm and heighten drama.

In this way, agents can achieve scale and amortize the customer acquisition cost while still maintaining specialization in more complex lines.

As Corry and Riesch have aptly shown, ENGOs who oppose CCS are not simply driven by a fear of technical risks and hazards, but also by more complex lines of opposition to the socio-economic arrangements that the technology is thought to facilitate or sustain [37].

If there are more than three data points, more complex lines can be fitted (eg, quadratic, cubic), which may better approximate the actual trajectories of change.

West's bold, vibrant aesthetic feels purely futuristic in modern spaces, where it fits right in, but walks a more complex line when it is set in contrast with historical spaces.

LG's performance on the overlapping figures test of the Birmingham Object Recognition Battery was better with simple geometrical shapes than with letters or more complex line drawings, both pre- and post-training.

Indeed, this mask was more complex (two lines of dots) than the one used for reactive saccades adaptation (one line of dots), and could have more efficiently prevented the visual processing of stepped target position.

White lights are only recommended if you take the time to try a more complex white-line or black-line setup described below.

A small group of smooth-shelled forms with more complex suture lines, the phylloceratids, also arose in the Early Triassic.

Britain today has more complex fault lines than the straightforward Judeo-Christian duel played upon by the fascism of the 1930s.

Old-economy firms, with much more complex product lines, find it hard to integrate even their in-house supply operations, let alone those with myriad outside firms.