Society is conceived as a huge and intricate clockwork that functions automatically and predictably once it has been set in motion.
Competitive veto players pose more intricate problems because we need to know under which conditions the vote orientation of competitive veto players prevails.
Addition circuits are usually presented as intricate schematic diagrams that hide the principles behind their operation.
He uses the latter to question postmodern orthodoxies, proposing that the novel pursues an intricate investigation of workspace, workplace, and domestic spaces.
The keyboard could now be used more subtly, allowing more possible outcomes and a more intricate type of interaction.
The answers provided by diarists when attempting to unravel their motivations vary in form but hardly ever in content and constitute an intricate meta-discourse.
This stands in stark contrast to the intricate and fine-tuned experience of expert performers of established musical instruments.
Surrounding these figures may be an intricate pattern of winged and/or paw scrolls, often associated with vertical scale motifs.
