The reform partly centres on the system of business rates, which, since 1993, have been put into a national pot then redistributed by Whitehall according to a complex formula of local needs.
Although the amount given to each household — a figure that can vary widely depending on a complex formula of income and the number of mouths to feed — has been dropping by small amounts for the past few years, the roster of people seeking assistance grew steadily through the recession.
The concept of equivalent basic wind speed is used to conduct the fragility analysis of transmission tower subjected to wind and rain loads which avoid the complex formula of rain load and the choice of different combinations of basic wind speed and rain intensity, and then the concept of critical collapse curve is proposed to evaluate the collapse status of transmission tower.
In general, where the ACA's credits are aimed at low-income buyers, and the House credits are mostly targeted to a buyer's age, the Senate credits would be based on a complex formula of age and income.
Logical atomism exploits the familiar rules, enshrined in the truth-tables, for evaluating complex formulas on the basis of their simpler constituents.
During the first hostage drama, between 1979 and 1981, the election of a tough-talking Republican contributed to Iran's acceptance of a complex formula to end the fourteen-month seizure of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran.
A version of that measure is expected to survive, although negotiators are still working on complex formulas for different types of biofuels.
The alliance won 48percentt of the vote in the Jan . 30election, but the complex formula for distributing the seats of parties that failed to gain enough votes to enter parliament gave the alliance a slim majority.
The site, which uses a complex formula to simulate the rest of the season one million times, chose Los Angeles as the team most likely to make the playoffs.
