Sentence examples for more complex timing from inspiring English sources
Activity in all these regions is typically enhanced during isochronous beat-containing auditory stimuli, compared with less structured or more complex timing conditions (e.g., Grahn and Brett 2007; Bengtsson et al. 2009; Teki et al. 2011), with responses in the IFG and insula relating to beat perception strength (Grahn and McAuley 2009).
Instead, emotions play a much more complex role in the timing of women's decisions related to RRM and RRO.
It possesses at times the same charmed quality sometimes ascribed to his political ascent — an impression of ease, if not exactly effortlessness, that obscures a more complex amalgam of drive, ambition, timing and the ability to recognize an opportunity and to do what it takes to seize it.
More complex procedures could be devised to quantify variability in ETM shape, timing, and amplitude.
Our findings of an inverse correlation between gene expression and replication timing at the disrupted DLGAP4 locus suggest a more complex association.
In contrast, in the preterm population, the timing of the injury is often unclear and the pathophysiology is more complex.
The second part helps to fulfill timing requirements, but the first idea refers to the need of more complex decision-making algorithms (depending on the case).
As microcontroller operating programs become more complex, consideration must be given to the best method of organizing the program response to input, memory management, and output timing.
Bankruptcy is more complex.
My travels became more complex.
