Sentence examples similar to reduction of stylistic complexity from inspiring English sources
The dating of the Spanish caves leaves many gaps in a supposed sequence of increasing stylistic complexity, say archaeologists Iain Davidson of the University of New England in Armidale, Australia, and Nicolas Teyssandier of the University of Toulouse.
But most outsider art lacks the kind of virtuosity and stylistic complexity evident in the drawings of Jim Nutt, a Chicago artist who has been decisively influenced by outsider and folk art.
The reduction of model complexity thus becomes extremely important for complex control system design and implementation.
[Kimelman 94-2] Kimelman, D., " Reduction of visual complexity in dynamic graphs," Graph Drawing.
Simulations based on features show significant reduction of internal complexity.
The poetry in his last three volumes shows a shifting of concern toward spiritual problems and is characterized by greater stylistic complexity, enhanced philosophical depth, and a more intensely personal element.
The playful poetry of Marinero en tierra (1925; "Landlocked Sailor") yielded to stylistic complexities in Cal y canto (1927; "Quicklime and Song") and to the sombre, introspective mood of Sobre los ángeles (1929; Concerning the Angels), a Surrealist collection reflecting personal crisis.
The end result is a stylistic complexity in African art that defies easy classification.
"Why do I love difficulty, stylistic complexity, the enigmatic?" she asks in a Mülleresque essay in the production's program.
It furthered Kiarostami's reputation for realism, diegetic simplicity, and stylistic complexity, as well as his fascination with physical and spiritual journeys.
