Sentence examples for sophisticated element from inspiring English sources
The most sophisticated element was Graham Haynes's jazz-funk score, which was both atmospheric and propulsive but unfortunately not live.
The pack is the most expensive and sophisticated element of the car, much in the way the processor is the most important element of a computer.
He added a witty and sophisticated element to the show.
Their flexible design facilitates the accommodation of sophisticated elements of control for the precise tuning of transgene expression.
Mr. Heuston estimated that it would take at least five more years to complete the research needed to construct learning profiles and other sophisticated elements of his scenario.
Officials said the component that failed appeared not to be one of the sophisticated elements that the Pentagon was hoping to demonstrate: the targeting radar, homing sensors and communications links.
It is intended to enable the research community to share models of disjoint aspects of the sensor nets problem and to build models that include sophisticated elements from several aspects.
KJ Dell'Antonia: I, too, love the more sophisticated elements of the Frances books, and one of the things I love is that they're a reminder not to stop reading to your children once they can read on their own.
Recent progress in the rational design of metal sites within peptide model systems shows increasing control in the placement of metals within helical bundles and inclusion of sophisticated elements such as second-sphere ligand interactions.
The flaw that doomed the test had nothing to do with the most sophisticated elements of the system, which are supposed to track an incoming missile, differentiate it from a limited number of decoys and intercept it before it hits the United States.
Jonathan Keefe of Slant Magazine admired how Swift attempted to incorporate sophisticated elements, like Romeo and Juliet and The Scarlet Letter, although it was not successful because of its awkwardness, inexplicable nature, and pointless conceit.
