Examples of using Complexly in English and their translations into German
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The energy world is being increasingly shaped by such complexly networked and highly agile systems.
Different levels of reality, complexly combined to form a whole, are a characteristic feature of many paintings by Matthias Franz.
In his new release"The Blue Hour" in 2016 he presents crisp,very dynamic and complexly arranged compositions.
Injection moulding allows to produce complexly shaped parts with specific material properties.
Primarily, you will support SAP CML implementationprojects as the SAP Standard module for simple and complexly structured loans.
Predictions and decision based on complexly interacting variables are omnipresent in energy, finance and logistics.
The monotone sine tonesobtain an unimaginable vitality through the Doppler effect and the complexly varying reflections and interference patterns.
The complexly calculated shape of the Etch Light Web Suspension Lamp by Tom Dixon creates a a beautiful play of light and shadow in the living room or dining room.
Means for the heart, that it must behave adaptively and complexly, even if, on average, it seems to be a biological clock.
In this manner, the ensemble presents itself with a distinctivemusical language which spans from lyric, yearning love songs to strong and complexly arranged instrumental pieces.
The appearance of limestone rock formations that are complexly arranged make sea around this are divided into many large rooms called Lagoon.
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.
To encrypt an Android phone means to store all the personal data complexly so that the other will find it impossible to read.
If we apply the destruction rule to complexly organized human societies we find that society, contrary to Wilber's claims, is developmentally more advanced than the individuals that compose it.
In order to apply the high-gloss finish of therusty underground was only preserved complexly with a special penetrating oil preserving it from further rusting.
While Goya more or less treated the occurrences of the people's uprising in Spain as a background foil against which the bestiality of war was allegorically depicted,Raffet was concerned with reporting as precisely and complexly as possible.
The largest human organ, equipped with a multitude of receptors and complexly connected to the inner organs and the brain, is able to forward pain and sensoric information.
Together with Daniel Brevil and Markus Schwartz, masters of the rada and the petwo drums, and the jazz pianist Matt Mitchell,We All Break creates its very own complexly nuanced and playful musical language.
The ceiling units, which extend across the complete width of the carriage, are complexly bent aluminium constructions that are partly welded and partly riveted and whose cross sections change along their lengths.
The story is really kind of strange, the end even illogic. Whitley Strieber's novel was not really followed by the letter,but the story is told complexly and fascinates with great pictures.
Even complexly shaped mold inserts can be 3D printed with high quality and productivity, thanks to GF Machining Solutions' and 3D System's new DMP Flex 350, a robust, flexible metal 3D printing solution spotlighted at EMO Hannover 2019.
For efficient exploitation of natural raw material depositsand high-quality processing, for many, especially complexly structured and inhomogeneous deposits, a sorting of the extracted raw materials is required.
The processes can be flexibly and complexly configured, in order to change the mode of action of the tungsten alloy plasma technique through variation of the process parameters(pressure, gas flow, gas composition, power) and can attain different effects in one process step.
I had to get used to things and find the courage to seethat it's fine like this now and not to file away and arrange more complexly, but rather remain in this simplicity, sometimes naÃ̄vety", said Hubert for the record.
Zaius from Planet of the Apes, V.I.K.I. from I, Robot, Reinhardt from The Black Hole, the Architects from The Matrix, Magneto from the X-Men, Dr. Frankenstein or his monster, the replicants from Bladrunner, Coffey from The Abyss, Dr. Octavius from Spider-man, and just about every single Star Trek antagonist are not wholly good orwholly evil, but complexly human and misguided.
Blaser's profound knowledge of modern classical composition techniques andhis studies of modern composers make him able to compose complexly structured arrangements, but with the required strictness that does not permit any arbitrariness or a lack of goal.
Alexandra Pirici(b. 1982 in Bucharest, lives and works in Bucharest and Berlin) transforms performance art,contemporary dance and the concept of the participatory sculpture into meticulously and complexly conceived works that combine all three fields into one.
Images emerge that appear to be heteronomous yet are simultaneously also subjected to the conditions of photography, a specific contemporaneityof the visual, in which everything openly comes to light and is complexly enriched by materiality and context. As the author notes,“generally melded into something new with its own texture, something that is neither mere representation nor non-representational construction”.
Söke Dinkla«Virtual Narrations From the crisis of storytelling to new narration as mental potentiality»«Writing for the second time through Finnegans Wake,» 1977, and Werner Nekes' experimental film«Uliisses,» 1982,but is also expressed more generally in complexly structured content, in which ambiguities and semantic more.
The mission, become randomly a literary anecdote, to write in every respect a perfectly"normal" introduction to a perfectly"normal" American short novels' collection of Hugo von Hofmannsthal, gave to the thinker and poet, not only in one sense of the word,a"unique" excuse to deal, complexly and systematically, with"Austria's fin de siÃ̈cle" or, as it sounds already more usual today, with"Vienna's fin de siÃ̈cle", from this unique historical and geographical point of view.