Sentence examples for more complex local from inspiring English sources

CNC Notwithstanding the broad trends we have identified –economics, militarisation and myths of masculinity – many conflicts are routed in much more complex local dynamics.

In this paper, we present a major extension to the MKS framework that allows a computationally efficient treatment of a significantly more complex local state of the material, i.e. crystal lattice orientation.

The aim of this numerical strategy is to investigate the global postbuckling behaviour as well as the local damage progression of composite structures using separated FE models with different levels of fidelity: (i) a relatively simple global model of the complete structure, and (ii) more complex local models of certain details that incorporate damage capabilities to simulate damage events.

Models have been developed across a variety of scales to give a global picture (e.g. physical and biological oceanography, modelling ocean- or global-scale circulation) or more complex local detail (e.g. eddy-scale processes, ecosystem dynamics).

Although many mechanisms involved in rodent cortical development are shared in common with humans (Monuki & Walsh, 2001), the human cortex is composed of different and more complex local area identities that reflect differences in structure and function (Hill & Walsh, 2005).

Though professional artists designed the overall work and painted some of the more complex figures, local children and elderly residents completed the bulk of the mural.

One factor making the problems more complex for local governments is the squeeze they are experiencing from both the cost and revenue sides.

In this manner narconovelas can be read as a more complex and local image of illegality than that imposed by both Mexico's official government discourse and that of the neighbor of the north.

In more complex landscapes the local effect of hedge length levelled off because bird richness was high even without local hedges.

Europe's "variable geometry" is an ever more complex matrix of local identities and parallel sovereignties.

"As education gets more complex and fragmented, local authorities are in that unique position of being able to hold it together locally on the ground," he said.