Sentence examples for prodigious complexity from inspiring English sources

The function and meaning of mandalas and other such objects can be fully explained only by an interpretive calculus of prodigious complexity, one untimately accessible only to initiates.

The Inferno is so prodigious and of such mathematical complexity that hundreds of artists, from the renaissance to Blake, Rodin, Dali and Rauschenberg, have illustrated the poem without even beginning to exhaust its vision.

Whole genome, exome and transcriptome shotgun sequencing can generate prodigious data but due to the complexity of HLA loci these data have not been immediately informative regarding HLA genotype.

He must also summarize prodigious amounts of legal doctrine and procedural complexity to place the court's decisions in context.

To attend one of Mr. Burge's recitals, critics almost uniformly agreed, was to hear a challenging yet immensely satisfying program that showcased his immense technical facility; prodigious memory for the works' myriad rhythmic, tonal and stylistic complexities; acute musical intelligence; and rich command of aural color.

The added volume affords elephants the prodigious memory needed to store a vast knowledge of elephant society and the complexities of African life.

Using quality-first principles (it had to - faulty chips are impossible to fix unless at prodigious cost), it gave material expression to Moore's Law: the number of transistors on a chip (and its complexity) doubles every 18 months, at roughly similar cost.

Prodigious activities beckoned.

His philanthropy was prodigious.

The slaughter was prodigious.

Beard's output is prodigious.