Sentence examples for more sophisticated examples from inspiring English sources

The more sophisticated examples contain the kind of complex themes and language (it's not all KAPOW! and THWACK!) that will challenge even the highest-achieving students.

"There's no shortage of people wanting to rip off my knickers," she says, which, as one of the more sophisticated examples of humour, serves warning for the crudities to come.

In the novel, someone has to be arrested and imprisoned, even if, in the more sophisticated examples of the genre, the reader may know it to be the wrong person.

Other more sophisticated examples of semi-Thue systems implemented in the "Thue" language can be found at http://lvogel.free.fr/thue.htm.htm

A more sophisticated example is given in Kimura et al (2003), with aggregates of 1-compound monodispersed grains.

For the determination of geologic boundaries, a more sophisticated example (Model 2) is shown in Fig. 6(a).

For a more sophisticated example, at least several hundred propagations would probably be required in the simplex stage.

As a more sophisticated example, rather than constraining the inputs to be simple pairs the k-tuple inputs varied in size from 2 to 4 entities being presented to the architecture simultaneously.

Let us now look at a much more sophisticated example of the same type.

After investigating some one-dimensional examples like those seen in Figure 4, the students are prepared to examine a more sophisticated example.

"THE EVOLUTION OF THE DIGITAL PORTRAIT" Nancy Burson, who helped develop the software that made composite-photograph portraits possible in the late nineteen-seventies, inspired this exhibition of much more sophisticated recent examples of computer-enhanced photography.