Sentence examples for spatial intricacies from inspiring English sources
Bill Clinton by the end of his presidency had mastered the spatial intricacies of the Sea of Galilee and Jerusalem's Temple Mount to say nothing of steering his way round the neuroses and vanities of Yasser Arafat and Israel's Ehud Barak.
The weighted average heterogeneity of all the vegetation types in the landscape provides a measure of the landscape level heterogeneity which describes the spatial intricacy of the existing vegetation composition.
The spatial and temporal intricacies of the interactions of these factors with the genome suggest that chromatin regulation is at least as important to the transcriptional state of a gene as the DNA cis-elements and trans-factors present in its promoter.
Audiences have been electrified by the audacity of his potting, the intricacy of his spatial awareness and the effortlessness with which he seems to encompass the complexities of the ancient game.
"At high magnification, the surface of even the plainest looking beetle or fly is completely transformed as details of their microsculpture become visible: ridges, pits or engraved meshes all combine at different spatial scales in a breath-taking intricacy," notes Dr James Hogan, entomologist at Life Collections, Oxford University Museum of Natural History.
Occasionally, the intricacies seem a little overdone.
Each sport also has its intricacies.
The narrative intricacies mount and mount.
"Their intricacies were remarkable and endless".
The intricacies don't stop there.
