Europe's "variable geometry" is an ever more complex matrix of local identities and parallel sovereignties.
The doll, which Hasbro developed with the iRobot Corporation of Somerville, Mass., is a complex matrix of sensors and chips.
How will this new transparency affect the complex matrix of relationships between health professionals, pharmaceutical firms, the NHS and, most importantly, patients?
Maryland high school graduation requirements mandate two credits of foreign-language study (or a complex matrix of other non-language alternatives).
His comments suggested that Mr. Obama was beginning a familiar pirouette, adjusting positions on trade first made for domestic political consumption to deal with the more complex matrix of forces that come into play when governing.
"I've always felt the appeal of the show is a complex matrix of, firstly, how ludicrously easy it is to get involved at the most basic level – after all, you just walk out the door and look up.
"Sixty per cent of all clients have been subjected to domestic violence, and almost all present with a complex matrix of interrelated legal matters that require, and receive, a dedicated focus," Lethlean said.
Messaging is complicated, though, and deeply fractured: every conversation using a computer is a complex matrix of choices about what we'll say, whom we'll say it to, and which service we'll use to say it.
Overall, families face a complex matrix of barriers that include finances, immigration status, crowding, insufficient community resources, limited educational opportunities, and food and housing insecurity.
The good news is that western societies are no longer the only ones trying to build this complex matrix of institutions, even if they are still best placed because of the legacy of being first movers.
Some women (those over 30 who were householders or wives of householders) gained the vote then due to a complex matrix of factors.
