Even though evolutionary considerations were often in the background in appeals to the concept of a superorganism, the concept has had a metaphorical life of its own in characterizing the structural intricacy of certain social structures of a small number of species.
Each new functional level creates a hierarchy of increasing structural intricacy, manifested by increasing allocation of the entropy production in structure.
This structural intricacy couples with extensive borrowing and interpolation from other texts.
The repeated quartet earned the least response, but even when seen only once, it is the section whose structural intricacy extends Mr. Wheeldon most as a dance maker.
Its high speed was not a challenge but a courtesy; its structural intricacy not a dazzling pattern but a perspicuous design; its fleeting touch not of a feather but of a fine needle.
For me, however, The Real Thing is Stoppard's most durable and accessible play: the one in which emotional depth is perfectly combined with structural intricacy and which affords constant delight.
That enchantment is best felt in some of the dances that are Balanchine's own, especially the Pas de Neuf and Valse Bluette, riveting both in dance detail and structural intricacy, and in the rapid changes of pattern and pace with which he creates the storm.
The low 'Rn' of basin suggests that area is less prone to soil erosion and have intrinsic structural intricacy in relation with relief and 'Dd'Dd
Natural history starts from and emphasizes the subtlety of nature or her structural intricacy, but not the complexity of philosophical systems, since they have been produced by the human mind.
Art is necessarily multi-layered, it is argued, whereas pornography is one-dimensional; it has only one job to do and therefore lacks the formal and structural intricacy, the cognitive complexity, and interpretive openness of art (see, for example, Webb 1975: 6; Mahon 2005: 14; Wallace et al. 2007: 15).
We argue that this model, its structural intricacy (dene) and behavioral complexity (bene) notwithstanding, falls naturally into the genitor framework.
