Sentences with phrase «complex jigsaw»

I think the only climate scientists i.e. those that know «everything» (to date) about the climate, are the IPCC, in as much they have access to all the pieces of a extremely complex jigsaw, where many of the pieces are missing.

So it appears we are being asked to consider «the tragedy of the commons» as the basis for our carbon reduction plans, based on an incomplete understanding of the component parts of this complex jigsaw.

Each work's complex jigsaw of lines, images and colours holds together perfectly.

Put together using an incredibly complex jigsaw of wooden boards and pallets, the piece at 20 - 21 Visual Arts Centre in Scunthorpe is a literal representation of a virtual gaming model.

The work Osborne is doing is an important piece of this complex jigsaw.

Each neurotransmitter binds with a specific mirror - image receptor on a muscle fiber cell, fitting together much like pieces of a complex jigsaw puzzle.

We're entering a new period in science, in which the rewards will come less from the breakthrough investigations of individual scientists than from fitting together the pieces of research to see what it all means... Social and biological insights are leaping together, part of a large and complex jigsaw puzzle to which the contributions of many sciences are essential.

«A genome is a complex jigsaw puzzle broken up in to hundreds of millions of small pieces.

«The findings help piece together the complex jigsaw surrounding the daily predictors of dietary temptations and help us to better understand how dietary temptations and lapses operate,» says McKee.

Not exact matches

Results: Solving a jigsaw puzzle can be complex, but as pieces are put together, a complete picture emerges.

Cooperative learning is a label for a belief system about how students learn; it has approximately 200 group structures that go from simple to complex (Numbered Heads to Think Pair Share to Jigsaw to Group Investigation).

Movements are speedy and short, the feedback is reassuring, and the double H-gate is less of a haptic jigsaw than the complex shift pattern suggests.

The genre is an offshoot of an old example — point and click adventure games — which featured gameplay seldom more complex than a jigsaw puzzle, and which lived or died on their ability to tell tales and create worlds.

Shot on a mobile phone with actors cast in situations where the social bonds are composed of idle talk — conversation as material — the piece offers an incredibly complex, jigsaw - puzzle picture of class relations in Cairo — all of which preceded and persisted through the thwarted 18 - day revolution that began in Egypt on 25 January 2011.

JIGSAW (GEO) is a set of algorithms designed to generate complex, variable resolution unstructured meshes for geophysical modelling applications, including: global ocean and atmospheric simulation, numerical weather prediction, coastal ocean modelling and ice - sheet dynamics.