Sentence examples for practical intricacies from inspiring English sources
Fairly often I didn't agree with his judgment about new work, but his way of thinking about the alternatives of how a line could be put together — the practical intricacies and options of how it could be written — was dazzling.
Research emerges as a dialectical process, and the focus is on how the object is prompted to reveal itself: on the practical, computational and discursive intricacies involved in conducting experiments.
He has spent the past three years coming up with ideas for regenerating parts of Leeds, the city in which he studies, learning the intricacies of housing law and picking up practical skills, such as PowerPoint design.
A trained pilot and aeronautical engineer, he understood the intricacies of rocket propulsion and was eager to find practical applications to his recently gained knowledge.
This is further complicated by the intricacy of achieving consensus about highly subjective matters that require methodological and practical experts--and they may have differing worldviews or disciplinary backgrounds.
She believes that if researchers can sort out the intricacies of the relationship between pathogens and hosts, and their circadian rhythms, there may be practical applications.
Unfortunately, I spend more time documenting what I've done, detailing the intricacies of people's lives and writing reports for courts and prisons, than I spend doing practical and helpful things for and with people.
It is a physics that has a clear, practical end, rather than the kind that wrestles with the deep philosophical questions involved in the big bang or the intricacies of atoms.
Game theorists have been good at explaining the intricacies underlying strategic interdependence and producing ever more refined concepts of equilibrium but less adept at giving governments and firms practical advice.Even that criticism, though, is weakening.
The narrative intricacies mount and mount.
"Their intricacies were remarkable and endless".
