There is a dash of control-freakery about Ms. Pite's choreography too, but also a complex sense of humanity.
The fertile soils of this valley once supported not only acres of indigo and tobacco and, later, miles of cotton fields, but also a complex Creole culture, blending traditions of people of French, Spanish, African and Indian descent.
It is at once sweet and monumental, like a child's drawing of a house, but also a complex, subtle play on architectural history, with allusions to such masterworks as Blenheim Palace.
The problems in the Sinai are not, as a recent International Crisis Group report made clear, simply a security problem, but also a complex political and economic one, which Egypt's new government has barely grappled with.
Sets of rules and conventions have been set up for hunting, and in one elaborate form of hunting, falconry, there is not only a large body of specialized information on keeping and training falcons but also a complex terminology, much of it centuries old.
There was not only a distinction between "old cadres" and "new cadres," depending on nothing more substantial than the date of an official's entry into the revolutionary movement, but also a complex system of job evaluation that divided the civil service into 24 grades, each with its own rank, salary scales, and distinctions.
It's beautifuly delicate but also a very complex piece of music.
They still feel, as the company's lawyers had argued at the time of the trial, that breaking the company up is not only unjustified but also a "hopelessly complex" assignment.
UCI also owns not only the five-star Marriott in Seoul but also a sprawling complex around it called Central City (as well as a construction company in the Korean capital).
"It's an enigmatic and delightful behavior but also a very complex behavior," Noonan told Phys.org.org
One explanation may be upon ligand activation, PPARγ may not only mark p65 but also a PAK1 p65 complex for proteasomal degradation.
