Although Levi's biblical commentaries are complex, he presupposed an audience familiar with these commentaries, medieval astronomical literature, and the works of Averroës when he wrote (1317 29) his major work, Sefer milḥamot Adonai ("The Book of the Wars of the Lord"; partial trans.
They suggest, however, that the very concept of benefit and compensatory taxation is a rather complex idea, presupposing a baseline against which specific policies and institutional arrangements can be seen to benefit or harm persons.
Recognising that SESs are complex adaptive systems presupposes that experimentation and learning are necessary for societal learning and enhanced resilience (Biggs et al. 2012).
Dignitatives and desideratives are not simple objects; they are complex because they presuppose certain things and states of affairs.
The second source is more complex in that it presupposes the processing of the phenomena and sensory data through judgment.
Whereas the mass develops out of mere emotional contagion (1922, 219ff), community and society presuppose more complex forms of sociality.
(Similarly, Apology does not advance a complex philosophical agenda or presuppose an earlier body of work; so that too is likely to have been composed near the beginning of Plato's writing career).
This presupposes that the complex actions of two multifunctional neurohormonal systems are additive; however, no compelling evidence exists supporting that contention.
Forging these linkages presupposes knowledge of the complex and ever-changing landscape of different SPIs and decision-making processes, which might perhaps be more efficiently accomplished by a larger-scale process with a better overview of such a landscape as compared to a smaller-scale process.
Klein and her supporters claimed that they had found evidence for subjective responses to instincts in infants that presupposed the existence of complex mental mechanisms which could control, redirect and repress unconscious instinctual urges from the very first moments of life.
