Sentence examples for still intricate from inspiring English sources

Point clouds: the latest survey techniques for built heritage present data into point cloud format, which has the capacity of capturing very fine details but, at the same time, the conversion to a 3D model is still intricate and time-consuming.

It's slow, simple yet intricate.

The challenge is to find a still more intricate game.

And while laser-cut, mass-produced scrimshaw can be found in many United States tourist towns, a relatively small number of scrimshanders still create intricate original works.

The correlation between skulls and jewels goes way back and has been executed most beautifully by Codognato, where the fourth generation of the family that founded the house in 1866 is still making intricate elaborations on the theme of death.

And even if the improbable happens and I give up my life as a desert rat scrabbling for old bones, the tattoos will still be intricate reminders of those chapters in my life.

"And my constant question is, 'When did time stop?' " On the street side, the houses still have intricate wrought-iron latticework adorning their balconies, although their facades are painted in a smooth gunmetal lacquer that differentiates them from the coral-hued sandstone of their neighbors.

Inherent Vice is still as intricate and dense as any Pynchon work, only here the references are less obscure and the narrative is more familiar.

Although substantial contribution has been made to unravel the pathophysiological mechanisms of hypertension, the molecular genetics of EH is still an intricate and mysterious field.

To date, there is limited understanding of how the chromoplast developmental program is established [ 18], and the associative inner system including metabolic variation and structural remodeling still exhibits intricate behavior.

Unlike the originals, which still have their intricate detail, these later windows are plain and functional.