"I think they are one of the most complex groups of pollutants out there," he says.
Our unique advantage is that we form larger and more complex groups than any other life-form.
Bale is interested in how and why the very earliest socio-politically complex groups formed and developed, particularly from the perspective of agriculture, settlements, and political economy.
Finely modeled figures, sometimes singly, sometimes in complex groups in architectural settings, were painted over the entire surface of the dish in an illusionist manner, with much of the drama and restless movement of Raphael's later work.
He argues that, particularly at moments when countries viewed themselves as marginal or threatened, the identity of the modern nation emerged as a scientifically articulated relationship between distinctive natural phenomena and the problematic behaviors of complex groups of machines.
Coverage of several of the more complex groups of small mammals is simplified by reference to genera, and there are introductory profiles of each mammal group and more than 500 maps.
The hills are often topped by structures of varying sizes, from low platforms to complex groups, some of which are visible on the eastern side of the Bolonchen~Uxmal highway.
The multiplex assay contains specific detection for St . Louisencephalitis virus, West Nile virus, and consensus sequences for tick-borne encephalitis complex groups: Russian Spring-Summer encephalitis and Central European encephalitis viruses.
Community ecology is beset with difficulties in making predictions and is prone to numerous "hot topics" that have ended up as false leads in the quest to understand patterns and processes in complex groups of interacting organisms.
There's no accommodation in this model for complex groups and hierarchies of items.
For the more complex groups the number of possible variations is even considerably larger.
