| Shale adjacent to ironstone is ferruginized, strongly foliated and complexly folded where it contains chert layers. |
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| But in addition to these overt bodily manifestations, fear is also complexly wired into our social networks. |
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| Marius is a home-bred Romanian forestry worker, not a foreign-trained biologist, and his attitude is complexly grounded in local realities. |
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| Many ungulates have also evolved large, complexly grooved molar teeth to grind their food of grasses and other plants. |
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| The lobules in complexly marginal fluting branch and expand to form deep lobes. |
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| However, the more complexly the marginal fluting, the better is the anchorage of the soft tissue to the buoyant conch. |
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| Clearly, in order to preserve the more fragile and complexly articulated examples, only five masks were wired to move, and their gestures were simple. |
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| As a general matter, though, the Latino vote is so complexly segmented that a national strategy to capture it would be a nonstarter. |
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| Like the diversity among engineered artifacts, the engineering design process is complexly varied in the ways it is performed. |
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| The salt pans of the southeastern gulf shores are the result of complexly interacting factors. |
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| The mill is strongly and complexly developed in large decapods, which ingest food quickly and in coarse chunks. |
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| Zone 7 is a complexly folded white quartz vein located 100 metres north of the Zone 8 shear. |
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| In the construction of goods carriages too, Vlassenroot responds perfectly to the demand for large and complexly designed components. |
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| Struktur-Energetikum contains the trace elements in a manner that is complexly bound and therefore especially easy for the body to utilise. |
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| Augite is generally complexly zoned and pleochroic and has Ti-rich rims. |
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| The status of a character trait as a virtue need not be a fixed matter, but a matter complexly interrelated with the sort of society in which it appears. |
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| Some of these languages— e.g., Aztecan of central Mexico and the Maya languages of Yucatan and Guatemala belonged to large and complexly organized empires and probably accounted for most of the native population. |
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| At the same time, they observed that cortisol was lower for those children who played often and more complexly with peers and that boys were more likely to show the rise in cortisol level than girls. |
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| Due to the rising complexly and special requirements for custom applications in many of today's industries, companies often need tools that enable greater flexibility and customization for high speed data visualization. |
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| The metamorphic rocks are complexly folded and faulted, and represent the exposed roots of a mountain chain that formed between 180 and 60 million years ago. |
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| Given our current monetary regime, intellectual fashion among economists is one of the many complexly interrelated factors that give rise to the emergent macroeconomy. |
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| However, despite these similarities between Oresme's ontology of accidents and the theory of complexly signifiables it seems that this connection is of a secondary nature. |
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| During mountain-building episodes these materials were complexly deformed and recrystallized deep within the crust to form, particularly in East Antarctica, great crystalline-rock complexes. |
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| Literature will receive the most attention here, both because its critical infrastructures are more solid, and because within literary scholarship, it seems, the questions of identity have been examined most complexly. |
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| After decanting the nose starts to open itself with stimulating flavours of marinated, fully ripe woods berries, chocolate liqueur and wild herbs impressively complexly. |
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| Each can be complexly set up in different ways, and, for example, consist of a Safety Switch and a Safety Relay, or they can also be implemented as a safety related PLC of an entire system. |
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