Sentence examples for more complex starting from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the magic retraction mechanism was getting more and more complex, starting to resemble the rigging of a 16th century sailing ship.

To make things even more complex, starting with the successful joining of sperm and egg, epigenetic (outside the DNA) processes also affect development.

This trend would be consistent with the production of simple compounds from the preferential cracking of C-containing bonds in a more complex starting material.

Let be a finite set of words (for simplification purpose, we assume that contains no word of length less than d - in the general case, one may have to count the pattern occurrences already seen in, which results in a more complex starting distribution for our embedding Markov chain) over.

In 2011 atto--chemists will train their laser sights on electrons buzzing around more complex structures, starting with ozone, a version of oxygen with three atoms rather than the usual two.

The first is model nesting the more complex model starts with the optimized parameters of the simpler.

When practicing more complex pieces, start by practicing the right hand part of the piece, then the left hand (or vice versa) then try to play them together.

The issue with Drosophila turned out to be more complex because, when starting the search with the yeast sequence, we detected CG8067 marginally (E>1).

As an attempt to evaluate consequences of departure from such simple phylogeny, we thus analyzed data sets simulated under a pure-drift demographic scenario with a more complex history (PDN2) starting with 4 populations at T = 0, two of which giving rise to 2 populations at T = 30 and T = 50 generations respectively.

Do easy practice problems first, then add more complex ideas, like starting with binomials before moving on to polynomials.

Cyber insurance coverage have popularized over time, as technologies have started becoming more complex, and attacks have started getting more severe.