Mr. Zenón, born and raised in Puerto Rico and living in New York — and a 2008 MacArthur Foundation award winner — could make an endless stream of contemporary jazz if he wanted to, rhythmically complicated, perfectly new, perfectly cloistered.
"Sometimes we did four-way trades — very complicated, perfectly legal — but no capital gains," since little or no cash was exchanged, De Angelus said.
The mischievous paradox of Matías Piñeiro's "Viola" is that it is at once devilishly complicated and perfectly simple.
"It's hard to imagine a 5- or 6-year-old going to a psychiatric hospital," he says, but "sometimes God gives perfectly nice parents very complicated kids".
(This tone, which Cecily Strong also aped perfectly on "S.N.L.," is complicated: privately thrilled, superficially muted, clueless, canny, skeptical of everything except the project in general. It maps well onto high school).
The impact of planes on the climate is complicated and not perfectly understood.
While I'd argue that it's absurd to expect art to perfectly adhere to the always complicated and messy personal lives of those who make it, if we're going to grade people's music based on their extramusical behavior, we can't be surprised or upset when someone when someone who takes issue with that behavior suggests––fairly or not that it reflects poorly upon the artist's character.
The first half of your very complicated plot has gone perfectly and then, as success – and Paradise – is in sight, the trigger for your suicide vest fails.
Computers don't play chess perfectly — the game is far too complicated for that — but they play in a way that's more exciting and more decisive.
Ion channels, for example, open and close to regulate the flow of electrically charged atoms called ions, and because the process is not perfectly regular, the steady flow is complicated by noise.
