It's a complex form of storytelling, but I think it worked.
Using a complex form of calculus called tensor theory, he spent eight years working on a new concept of gravity.
Within academic literature, the idea of a complex form of psychological trauma shaped by continuing and repeated exposure to stressful events has been around for over two decades.
The accounts were in fact a complex form of insurance, one that indeed allowed the soldiers to contribute to a savings fund at competitive interest rates.
My failure to recognize her, my seeing her as a "replica," she thought, was a complex form of defense, a dissociation that could only be called psychotic.
Humour is widely regarded as a complex form of communication, allowing people to convey sentiments and information in an enjoyable and engaging way.
The response is unlikely to satisfy some critics who have already said the iPhone button is inadequate as it links to a complex form and does not allow reports of multiple abuse tweets.
The Vodafone statement also came as Mannesmann was reported in talks with the French company Vivendi on a complex form of merger or other deal that would give it control of Vivendi's Cegetel unit.
The Glorious Revolution resulted in the abdication and exile of James II and the establishment of a complex form of balanced government in which power was divided between the king, his ministers, and Parliament.
In the United States the polity of the Lutheran churches is congregational, but in a complex form in which congregations yield some authority to synods on regional and national levels.
Thus, feudalism, with its landed nobility and monotheistic religion, was giving way to industrialism, a complex form of society characterized by its reliance on science, reason, and the division of labour.
