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JJ Abrams' reboot breathed new life into a franchise that had become too complex and esoteric.

The results also show that geo-information tools can easily become too complex, and turn out to be 'black boxes' for participants in the planning process.

The simple truth is that remuneration schemes have become too complex and, in some cases, too generous and out-of-line with the interests of investors," Rossi said.

Waste disposal has become too complex and time consuming for many of Taipei's citizens, and the amount of recycled waste has essentially plateaued since 2008, Chiang said.

"The simple truth is that remuneration schemes have become too complex and, in some cases, too generous and out of line with the interests of investors".

In particular, the tasks of design space definition and representation as superstructure, as well as the data collection, validation and handling may become too complex and cumbersome to execute, especially when large problems are considered.

From a methodological point of view, fitting the year effect in the GP stage was easier and more direct than accounting for the year effect in the second stage, in the sense that the model for the latter approach became too complex and the variance covariance matrix of adjusted means was not possible to be produced using the procedure HPMIXED of SAS given the high computer power required.

Self driving cars could change our entire societal and physical landscape or become too complex, philosophically and practically to ever work.

In 2016, noting that electoral law had become too "complex, voluminous and fragmented", the Law Commission proposed reforms to bring it into the modern world.

"For too long, financial watchdogs were asleep on the job, allowing Wall Street megabanks to become too complex to manage and regulate and 'too big to fail,' " said a spokeswoman for Senator Brown.

Business has become too complex for boards and CEOs to make good decisions without intelligent systems.