intricate
Example Sentences
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Every image that goes on a piece of stationery—a name, a floral design or an intricate Christmas tree—is etched into a copper plate.
Scientists at Florida State University have developed a new type of crystalline material that displays rare and intricate magnetic behavior.
From Science Daily
Imaging tools have dramatically reshaped how scientists study the world, from charting faraway galaxies with radio telescope networks to revealing intricate structures inside living cells.
From Science Daily
Instead of a simple wave moving cleanly across the ocean, the satellite data revealed a surprisingly intricate pattern of waves spreading, interacting, and scattering across the basin.
From Science Daily
Motherwell are the team who arguably play the most attractive football in the country, with an intricate system built on defensive solidity.
From BBC
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