Among others, these challenges include fused and (multi- fragmented multi- fragmentedd by the overlap of comapting cobjectslayers in one single binary map.
Mr Mines also argues that, as other parts of the telecoms industry successfully embrace new models, based on competing within horizontal layers of activity and co-operating with companies that occupy other parts of the value chain, the Bells "with their obsolete networks and obsolete management structures" could be next for a shake-up.
And its most characteristic touches -- the layers of competing rhythms, the exotic melodies and the wailing of the ondes martenot -- sounded like empty novelty devices.
Mr. Iarossi, who said the bill would have failed in committee by one vote, acknowledged that the legislation was swamped by layers of competing special interests.
To explain why Antarctic sea ice fails to fit comfortably with a simple 'warmer world, less ice' narrative, it is necessary to understand that the climate system has many layers of competing effects.
The paintings and pastel drawings hanging on his gallery walls depict recognizable objects — a guitar, a clock, a human silhouette — but they are most often obscured by layers of competing color or graffiti-style words and loosely geometric thick black lines, which he says represent a connected computer grid.
The added complexity is the result of a number of forces -- government regulation of telecommunications, multiple layers of competing technologies, and an unruly crowd of major telecommunications carriers, computer companies, cellphone makers and upstarts in all these fields vying for a piece of the business.
Physical layers of competing histories and social, cultural, and political identities have been constructed on top of each other for 500 years, so there is a visual tension built upon the land that mirrors the historic and contemporary tensions of the land itself.
London is built on not one belief or story but many, layer upon layer of them competing for attention down every street, all the time.
