The concept of complicatedness is then derived from a combination of complexity-evaluating approaches.
Selling wine tableside--either as a sommelier or server--at those places opened my eyes to a lot of what a "foodie" is looking for in their everyday wines: a fair price, a cool narrative, and a combination of complexity and drinkability amongst varying palates.
It is a combination of complexity reduction methods developed initially for array-based DArT and sequencing of resulting representations on next-generation sequencing platforms.
But because of a combination of technological complexities, eye fatigue and a lack of compelling feature-length movies, many of the 3-D films were horror or soft-core pornography, which kept the filmmaking format on the fringes of the mainstream.
This is due to a combination of uncertainties, complexities, and ignorance on our part which inevitably cloud our mathematical modeling process (e.g., Kampé de Feriet [9], Becus [10] and their references).
Besides fluorescence, cells can be sorted based on size or complexity or a combination of size, complexity and fluorescence parameters.
In many cases, complexity stems from a combination of the complexity of the disease or condition itself (such as neonatal mortality) and the systems in which they are interacting and evolving, in this case the health system [ 8].
The results are a combination of systematic complexity, comic style and seductive sensuality that is mesmerizing and irresistibly delightful (Johnson).
IMF managing director Christine Lagarde blamed a combination of the complexity involved, industry lobbying and "fatigue" for the delay.
Competition is being stifled by a combination of tariff complexity, poor customer service, lack of transparency and the stranglehold the "big six" energy firms have on the electricity market.
