Sentence examples for more complicated version from inspiring English sources

We can perform a more complicated version of this analysis if we like, but it produces the same result.

The research is a more complicated version of a long-studied problem: how tightly identical spheres can be packed together.

In this more complicated version of the dilemma, however, two unwelcome results are presented instead of one (C, above).

The new process was essentially an invisible and more complicated version of what took place in the old smoke-filled rooms at the Convention.

Hey Dude, Where's My Car? (Free, iOS) This is basically a more complicated version of Google Maps with a clever name.

The fish-in-cabbage recipe is a bit trickier, and even this is an adaptation of the restaurant's more complicated version.

It recommended more complicated versions, which were then under development and later became the standard.

As always with philosophy, there's more complicated versions of dualism where maybe the interaction doesn't work both ways, but let's just limit ourselves to good, old-fashioned, two-way interactionist dualism.

There are, for instance, more complicated versions of supersymmetry that have the virtue, from the point of view of the current absence of telltale particles, that their own predicted particles are too heavy for even the upgraded LHC to make.

Besides creating more complicated versions of Mildred and Veda than Curtiz's crime mystery, with its insistence on a solution, could have allowed, it also replaces the stylized expressionism of film noir with the rangy realism of the so-called New Hollywood.

Not only have the book's basic recipes inspired the often more complicated versions in later Chinese cookbooks, but several of his/her attempts to create an equivalent culinary vocabulary in English, like stir-fry and pot stickers, have become part of the culinary language.