Sentence examples for more intricate example from inspiring English sources

To see the thorniness in all of its detail, let's pick a more intricate example than a fake porn video of a politician or a celebrity.

Fannie Nampeyo's bird ashtray and Maria Martinez's three-inch black-on-black plate in the exhibit are displayed alongside larger and more intricate examples of pottery that would have been sold at Indian Market or to trading posts.

Much better results would doubtless be obtained by a more intricate approach, for example by using the residue conservation as one of the features in a machine learning-based tool.

This varies, however, depending on the material used: metal allows more intricate detail than wood, for example.

The model gradually became more intricate: his method centres on crunching the data from as many previous examples as possible; imagine a really enormous spreadsheet.

Some of the more intricate parts of the system — the way we recover the airplanes for example — the airplane doesn't have any landing gear and we don't have runways.

The example of bisphenol A (BPA) has recently testified to the ever more intricate subtleties of the regulatory review process.

If Pepper's pursuits as a woodworker are any example, we could go from building flatbars to drop at McCarren to more intricate pieces like rocking chairs, to lamps, to dude building a canoe.

Examples would be 'rugs with heavy use of red'rugsgs with more intricate patterns' and the like.

However, the case when (gamma >frac{n^2-1}{4}) turned out to be more intricate.

The palette was similar, but more intricate.