Sentence examples for more complicated structures from inspiring English sources

At Level 5 or higher, ChemicalBlock, Specs and VitasM possess relatively high structural diversity, suggesting that these libraries contain more complicated structures.

It was there in research showing how cells in an embryo "self-organize into more complicated structures".

For reductionists, as things combine into more complicated structures, they don't turn into something that they really weren't before, or reach any qualitatively new level.

The mature period of Simon's work-the songs that use more complicated structures and rhythms, and are written without regard for whether they will be hits-began with "Graceland," the record he made in South Africa... Describes the failed Broadway musical "The Capeman" and a visit to a ballpark with him... Describes the end of his songwriting block.

That is to say, TCMCD is rich in more complicated structures.

The surface observations around this time show even more complicated structures than for the other two events.

A windpipe, though, is a more complicated structure than skin or a bladder.

In "The Good Negro," which has a more complicated structure, characters stay in place once they've spoken, and mime their interactions in the background as the lights go up on another scene.

It must not be assumed, however, that the paucity of the verbal data from inscriptions reflects an impoverished verb system in the language; indeed, judging from the variety of verbal stems to which the recurring -ce is added, it is more likely that the Etruscan verb had a more complicated structure than the noun.

For example, CAD models have more complicated structure with holes and other local features.

Accordingly, the reach sets are either ellipsoids or convex compact sets of more complicated structure.