Sentence examples similar to more complex pile from inspiring English sources
The effect of randomness in dislocation distributions was studied and average stress fields calculated, which were used to estimate the stress fields of more complex pile-up arrangements.
Such behavior can be exhibited by all complex systems, and a nation -- it should be obvious -- is much more complex than a pile of sand.
He denied there was a backlog of "straightforward" cases but did not address the issue of whether more complex cases were piling up.
Aquatic nests of grebes and other freshwater birds are only slightly more complex, often made just by piling up vegetation until it forms a floating mass.
Coalitions broke apart, large initiatives stalled, special interest legislation and court orders piled up, government grew more complex and less effective.
One of the toolkits, which was found next to a pile of different instruments, was more complex and particularly well preserved, with its intact shell coated with red pigment.
For example, on p. 8, Dennett has an excellent discussion in "Darwin's Dangerous Idea" (Simon & Schuster, 1995) of the production of apparently irreducibly complex phenomena through simplification of an even more complex system, e.g. building an arch by taking away stones from a pile of rubble.
By piling up the pieces, the attacker made the work of genuine users much more complex, as they had first to unstack the pieces and then search for correct matches.
What makes it even more complex is that players don't know the object when they begin; they have to figure it out as the clues pile up.
Bankruptcy is more complex.
