Sentence examples for most elaborate example from inspiring English sources

The most elaborate example of his work is the exterior of the Library of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, which he planned and built in the early 1950s.

All were part of the preparations for the Red Bull Music Academy, a five-week series of concerts, lectures, art installations and workshops that is one of the biggest musical happenings in New York, as well as perhaps the most elaborate example of the reach of corporate brands into popular culture.

Culture is potentially the most elaborate example of a species modifying its own environment of which we are aware (Odling-Smee et al. 2003).

The major cities of Rangoon (now Yangon), Mandalay, and Bangkok contain the most elaborate examples, although there are many elsewhere.

On the secular side, at the beginning of the century in Rome the Egyptian poet Claudian produced the most elaborate examples of imperial verse panegyric to a succession of dignitaries.

One of the most elaborate examples is the "environment" he created in 1992 for a bibliography of works by and about the English angler Izaak Walton, who wrote "The Compleat Angler" in the 17th century and was one of the progenitors of piscatorial literature.

The most elaborate early examples date to 11th-century China, when a monk described a water-powered time keeping device.

The exoskeleton attains its most elaborate forms in the arthropods (for example, crustaceans and insects).

In the latter work, for example, is the most elaborate treatment of the Jewish calendar more extensive than any surviving medieval Hebrew source and much more scientifically reasoned than any other treatment that this calendar had received up to that time.

During the display, for example, respiratory effort is reduced, and during the most elaborate movements the bird pauses in midsong, even though it is still expiring air.

Escher's most elaborate "impossible" buildings.