Sentence examples for substantive complexity from inspiring English sources

The broader question of how judges deal with the substantive complexity of the cases before them has been a subject of growing interest, much of it revolving around the capacity of so-called junk science to sway impressionable jurors.

We hope that this review will serve as a more substantive argument for cognitive complexity in pigs.

There was also a substantive debate of the complexities of the 2014 war between Israel and Gaza.

It requires the substantive metaphysical claim that structural complexity of any kind cannot be taken as just a brute fact; it always requires a cause.

The choice of the model must be defensible using statistical and substantive considerations such as model complexity and interpretability.

Late 14th-century French secular music virtually lost itself in rhythmic complexities without any substantive changes in the basic compositional approach, which continued to favour relatively brief three-part settings of lyrical poetry.

If Beardsley insists on a lawlike connection between his three thick substantive aesthetic properties (unity, intensity and complexity) and aesthetic value, he can only do so at the cost of conceding anomalousness between the three thick substantive aesthetic properties and nonaesthetic properties.

The inquest was due to start in May but the coroner, Sir Robert Owen, said that because of the "complexity" of the case the substantive hearing into Litvinenko's death was likely to be delayed.

One question is substantive: What do we know about how syntactic complexity grows, and what factors affect this growth?

To reduce complexity, we will focus this review on countries with substantive shares of temporary workers and the most significant policy changes.

Design that does not reflect users and their work has a number of substantive consequences: Inadequate or poorly designed user interfaces can add unwanted complexity, unnecessary additional work and create new opportunities for error.