Sentences with phrase «complex as contrasting»

The reality is likely to be complex as contrasting, and perhaps unforeseen, consequences emerge for different sectors of the economy and in different parts of the country.

Not exact matches

The term macroevolution, by contrast, refers to the origin of new species and divisions of the taxonomic hierarchy above the species level, and also to the origin of complex adaptations, such as the vertebrate eye.

The interplay of the various qualities I have been considering yields, at a more complex comparative level of feeling, the generic contrasts which serve as the data of religious experience.

Here the term «psycho - synthetic» is clearly used in conscious contrast with «psychoanalytic» to suggest the procedure from wholeness as contrasted with the procedure from isolated parts and complexes.

He clarifies his rather vague definition of the field by contrasting biblical theology with five other modes of study: doctrinal theology, nontheological biblical studies, history of religion, philosophical and natural theology, and «the interpretation of parts of the Bible as distinct from the longer complexes taken as wholes.»

It would seem reasonable to hold that as one grows up, as one's brain develops and becomes more complex (a process which does not end with physical maturity but continues through life) and as one accumulates a wealth of memory against which one can compare and contrast present experience, the mental poles of the occasions of one's regnant nexus would become generally stronger.

The comparison or contrast of the two colors is another more complex part of the experience, and the idea of the tie as brown, which Whitehead calls a «propositional feeling,» (PR 391 ff.)

In contrast, prokaryotes are organisms, such as bacteria and archaea, that lack nuclei and other complex cell structures.

These microbes, also referred to as «prokaryotes», are relatively simple life forms, in contrast to the complex cells that we, humans, are comprised of.

In contrast to Mendelian disorders (e.g., Huntington's disease, sickle cell anemia) in which variation in a single gene causes disease, common complex disorders, such as heart disease, diabetes, and most cancers, develop as a result of both genetic and environmental factors.

By contrast, the plot here, as it's penetrated, gets more and more complex until it's almost laughable; it has too many beats, too many reverses, and in the end seems unbelievable.

In contrast, the preacher emerges not as an object of ridicule or as a con artist in The Apostle, but as a complex man whose strengths and weaknesses bring about his fall as well as his redemption.

As Eli Cash in The Royal Tenenbaums, he showed a fragile and complex character that provided a stark contrast from his much - beloved comedy work.

By contrast, Edwards remains an emotionally - distant shell throughout most of his story, as enigmatic and complex as the espionage rings he'd crack.

In contrast, Toyota's Prius is defined as a power - split hybrid vehicle and is ultimately more efficient, but Honda argues that the parallel hybrid system (referred to as IMA — Integrated Motor Assist), is lighter, less complex and more flexible.

In contrast, I consider a checklist as something developed usually by an outside party that you use as a way to guide you through a complex process.

In stark contrast to so many games out there, it's quiet and even serene at times, evoking complex emotions as you wonder how so much gothic beauty could have been brought so low.

Lara was first re-introduced to players in the 2013 Tomb Raider reboot, in which she was shown as a vulnerable and emotionally complex character, in contrast to the sassier protagonist she was in the older games.

Revealing the complex layers and stark contrasts of Delhi, Indian artist Gigi Scaria's site - specific installation City Unclaimed combines a large photo - based mural of an imaginary cityscape with a working fountain that stands as both a monument to a glorious past and also a reminder of bubbling societal tension.

In contrast, Pask's reworking of Beat it shows two gangs of Lithuanian and Dutch art students acting out the dance routine as an accessible metaphor for complex political issues surrounding the entrance of countries into Europe and the subsequent formation of a new superstate.

In contrast, Spence and Brack have assembled work by older artists who have experienced the difficulties and contradictions of domesticity firsthand, and apprehended it as something more complex and rich than the Womanhouse artists speculated it would be.

Iconic figures such as Frank Auerbach and Leon Kossoff are presented next to other established, mid-career and emerging artists such as Gary Wragg, Phoebe Unwin and Joella Wheatley revealing intriguing, surprising connections, contrasts and underlying preoccupations.The exhibition brings together a diverse range of artists whose achievements arise from protracted periods of time spent in their studios, looking, considering, making, revising and finally producing richly complex works of art.

Initially he used PCBs purely as a background canvas for his figures, before switching to backing boards upon which he now layers materials (PCBs and other media) and paint, to create more complex works displaying greater contrasts of texture and shape.

The paintings you post are not really what I was thinking of (this doesn't relate to a judgment on quality) as the palette is limited and the clear figure ground contrast doesn't make the painting very «complex» in my view (others, I'm sure, would see complexity in its subtlety).

Albers's appreciation of complex tonal contrasts as a draughtsman, printmaker and photographer would go on to influence his own pupils including Robert Rauschenberg, Cy Twombly and Kenneth Noland.

The former, using a vibrant color palette and complex patterns, can be seen as an extension of his 1993 series, Early Product Paintings, while the latter evokes a contrast between painting and photography through singular subject, black - and - white paintings.

In contrast to researchers like Hoegh - Guldberg who emphasizes coral bleaching as a deadly product of global warming, bleaching is a visible stage in a complex set of acclimation mechanisms during which coral expel, shift and shuffle their symbionts, seeking the most beneficial partnership possible.