Sentence examples for structural sophistication from inspiring English sources

It's externally important: you can't miss its structural sophistication.

They hardly do it justice, but are valuable as indications of the structural sophistication and pictorial invention underlying Brooks's later nonobjective work.

The flagellated protozoans range from a simple oval cell with one or more flagella to the structural sophistication of the collared flagellates (choanoflagellates, supergroup Opisthokonta).

Composed for John Harle and Julian Lloyd Webber, who you can hear in this performance, this five-movement concerto is another large-scale instrumental work that fuses Nyman's trademark rhythmic energy with large-scale structural sophistication, and some genuinely lyrical writing for the soloists and orchestra.

Robbins's format — four women; four men; no set; informal dance attire; and most of the dances for one, two or three people at a time — may have prompted Mr. Wheeldon to use the same scheme in his "Polyphonia," but it's notable that he shows far more structural sophistication.

As cosily picturesque as it may appear, Mr Holmes has the knowing wit of the current crop of action-hero Holmeses, as well as the structural sophistication of Conan Doyle's own stories, flashing back as it does to the fateful final case in London, plus a trip to war-damaged Japan.

They strove to incorporate the structural complexities, lyrical sophistication, and elastic chord changes of those classic songs into their rock-and-roll songwriting.

But like much of Wheeldon's choreography, this 2013 work grows with repeated viewing, and it is exhilarating in the structural strength and sophistication of its musical responses: the shattering ensembles of the opening Lacrymosa, the flickering urgency of the middle movement and winding ecstasy of the final "ride to the abyss", exquisitely danced by Marianela Nunez and Federico Bonelli.

These strategies provide a foundation for designing a vast assortment of functional surfaces with anti-fouling, adhesive, optical, water and ice repellent, memory storage, microfluidic, capture and release, and many more capabilities with the structural and dynamic sophistication of their biological counterparts.

Since there is the contrast in correlation between lexical sophistication and structural complexity for non-native speakers, the present study separates lexis from complexity and considers it a separate dimension of language performance.

A large number of studies have examined lexis as a sub-dimension of complexity, but Skehan (2009b) argues there is an intriguing contrast in the connection between lexical sophistication and structural complexity for native and non-native speakers.