Sentence examples for thought complexity from inspiring English sources

Criteria for winning include, in equal weight, creativity (both visual presentation and original thought), complexity (this addresses the complexity of the data sets, the number of data sets used, the application of analytical tools and the complexity of conclusions drawn from the data) and clarity (visual presentation and explanation of data).

But I think complexity is more interesting to me.

And I think complexity and diversity are exactly what readers and writers should seek daily.

And I think complexity and diversity are exactly what readers and writers should seek daily.

"I think complexity is mostly sort of crummy stuff that is there because it's too expensive to change the interface," Mr. Lanier said.

The big studios like being in the big movie business, but it's rare that art enters the equation as forcefully as it does in "The Dark Knight," the Christopher Nolan film that earned critical love on its release but is now being shunned by critics' groups that seem to think complexity, self-conscious contradictions and beauty are exclusive to the art house.

In addition to the matter of cost, Mr. Sadow said he thought the complexity and bureaucracy of such programs undermined the adoption of electric cars.

Even Gould thought that complexity increases and so at some point, if not here on earth then somewhere in the universe, humans would appear.

The trial sponsors say they thought the complexities of the second analysis and all additional data were best explored in a peer-reviewed paper in a scientific journal and at a presentation at the AIDS Vaccine Conference in Paris this week.

The cosmologist Stephen Hawking has even dubbed the 21st century the century of complexity, leading a parade of physicists who began to think about "complexity science" in the latter decade of the 20th century.

In physics one traditionally thinks of complexity as a source of disorder regularities are obtained by abstracting away from complexities.