Blasting aside conventions, archetypes, and stereotypes, Jenkins conjures the birth of an individual's consciousness, the forging of a complex and multifaceted identity; he restores complexity to the very idea of identity, of the multiplicity as well as the singularity of being oneself — and he conveys his own primordial sense of wonder that art itself can conjure it.
Mr. Diggins, resisting the facile explanations often assigned to these figures by both left- and right-wing writers, restored complexity and nuance to their stories.
One motivation behind my present work on Wagner — I am writing a book called "Wagnerism: Art in the Shadow of Music" — is to restore complexity to a picture that has become too cartoonishly simple.
While for Kirsch the new wave offers an "awareness of ambiguity" that restores "complexity to our sense of the past," for others the conclusion may be much simpler: imitating their enemy, the Allies used terror to fight terror.
ALC restored chaotic complexity of heart rate dynamics.
On the other hand, adrenergic blockers have been shown to restore such complexity.
Few reports, however, have studied the potential to restore physiologic complexity in these vulnerable populations.
Our data show that elevation of single spastin isoform levels is sufficient to restore neurite complexity and reduce neurite swellings in patient cells.
Importantly, exogenous application of recombinant neuritin fully restored dendritic complexity as well as spine density in hippocampal neurons prepared from Tg2576 mice, whereas it did not affect neurite branching of neurons from their wild-type littermates.
The time complexity for restoring or readapting the system is also (mathcal O(n)), where n is the number of affected basic elements (e.g., the number of basic elements lost by a crash of a DNA processor).
