Sentence examples for representing a complex from inspiring English sources
As James Wood writes in this week's issue: Literary theorists used to say that their most abstruse prose was "writing the difficulty" — that the sentences were tortuous because there was no briskly commonsensical way of representing a complex issue.
Literary theorists used to say that their most abstruse prose was "writing the difficulty" — that the sentences were tortuous because there was no briskly commonsensical way of representing a complex issue.
When representing a complex system with this simplified model, a number of limitations arising from its simplicity may exist.
Such structures not only play significant roles in their own right, but also provide means for representing a complex domain in a manageable form.
Most of these NBS-LRR gene loci consist of multiple gene members, representing a complex genomic structure commonly conserved in other plant species.
In this work, the interaction of different isomers of lower aliphatic alcohols with LDL representing a complex macromolecular assembly is investigated in vitro.
But that represents a complex political calculation.
The critic Edwin Denby, writing about a 1943 Sokolow piece, remarked, "The trouble is that Miss Sokolow has not developed enough variety of expression in dancing . . . to represent a complex theme from an adult point of view".
The above represents a complex condition for modelling.
Meat tenderness represents a complex assembly of different cellular pathways.
Older adults with cancer represent a complex patient population.
