The 11-M Madrid commuter train bombings of 2004 constituted the second biggest terrorist attack to occur in Europe after Lockerbie, while the subsequent investigation became the most complex and wide-ranging forensic case in Spain.
"Statistically speaking, New York City has become the most demographically complex city in world history," he said.
Directed by Julie Taymor, a Tony Award winner for "The Lion King," and with music by U2's Bono and the Edge, "Spider-Man" seems likely to become the most technically complex show ever mounted on Broadway, given the amount of flying, special effects, moving scenery, and sound and lighting design inside the Foxwoods Theater, one of Broadway's largest houses.
The challenge of integrating the two companies could well become one of the most complex undertakings in Microsoft's history.
But HIV did not remain a distant threat; in the years since, HIV/AIDS has become "one of the most complex problems for Russia," the scientist says.
Due to ineffectiveness and side effects of existing analgesics, chronic pain has become one of the most complex and difficult problems in the clinic.
While increasing complexity from the simplest to the more complex model leads to lower uncertainty bounds and more reliable values of the lysimeter discharge at monthly and seasonal time scales, uncertainty bounds became larger when complexity increased in the most complex model.
Beginning with the construction of the first thermal power plant in 1875, modern power systems have become the largest and among the most complex man-made systems, supplying a global electricity consumption of 22,018 TWh in 2011 [1].
It also became the longest, most complex work he had written up to that point, and though it owes an obvious debt to Berlioz due to its program, Tchaikovsky was still able to make the theme of Manfred his own.
If Saudi Arabia does intervene in this part of Syria it will become yet one more combatant in the most complex and dangerous battlefield in the world.
