Sentence examples for more complex readings from inspiring English sources
In fact the drama – especially as illuminated by Carson's translation – offers up more complex readings, not least Creon and Antigone's entanglement in their own family relationship.
Under most realistic scenarios, dose estimation is more complex than directly using instrument readings because dose estimates need to be supplemented with data on the environmental radiation field and foodstuffs as well as information on the ways in which persons were exposed.
The economy, like an ecology, is far more complex than we can comprehend.Dave Lindbergh Reading, MassachusettsSIR – An enduring lesson of financial crises, you point out, is that "political constraints interfere with economically efficient solutions" ("The curse of politics", April 18th).
Yet readings of the film are ever more complex.
Reading times and MEG data indicated that accomplishments were more complex to comprehend than statives and, moreover, that the enhanced semantic complexity led to different MEG components than aspectual coercion.
Reading Comprehension is seen as an important area of academic attainment that is a more complex and higher order academic skill than single-word reading.
Reading to comprehend a text is however more complex and sophisticated than word recognition or decoding.
But slowly, perhaps because I was reading her book in the evenings and listening carefully to her readings, I was learning that she was a much more complex figure than I had imagined when I saw her first.
Alternatively, engineers have tried using more complex "neural networks" of sensors, which estimate the strain at a broken sensor based on readings from other sensors throughout the structure.
Bankruptcy is more complex.
