Balance in the human body, the stability of its characteristic upright postural position, is maintained, controlled, and monitored by a complex system, consisting of the vestibular organs, the visual organs, and the organs of deep perception, touch, and pressure.
The regulation of energy balance is controlled by a complex system that allows the brain to sense and integrate various signals in order to elicit suitable changes in food intake and energy expenditure.
The working dairy farms that used to surround us had failed, most of them choked to death by a complex system that held the price of milk in check while energy prices, which drove up the cost of everything on those farms, spiraled upward.
UPR activity is regulated by a complex system, which includes the 78 kDa glucose-regulated protein GRP78 [ 23].
The laboratory is ventilated by a complex system that draws out the fumes from phenol -- an odoriferous chemical used to prepare cadavers -- at floor level and dissipate them into the atmosphere outside.
The femur and the tibia are held together at the joint by a complex system of ligaments that run from the condyles of one bone to the condyles of the other.
On top of this result, we discovered that the retail market behaves like a complex system driven by the sophistication needs of each customer [3].
The duplex apartments themselves are laid out according to a complex system developed by the Russian Constructivist Moisei Ginzburg and popularized by Le Corbusier, with entries set on alternate levels so that each apartment has an entire floor with windows on both sides.
The pre-Pyrenees range is formed by a complex system of foothill ranges which stretches from the western side (influenced by the Atlantic regime) to the Mediterranean coast on the eastern end of the Pyrenees (commonly called sub-Pyrenees).
Hezbollah has an annual budget of more than a hundred million dollars, which is supplied by the Iranian government directly and by a complex system of finance cells scattered around the world, from Bangkok and Paraguay to Michigan and North Carolina.
Home to some 30,000 people, whose survival in this desert landscape was maintained by a complex system of water management, it was the centre of a kingdom four times the size of modern Jordan.
