This aspect of age at entry related to complex relations between gender and maturity and academic background has not been studied before in medical students.
The election of a black President and appointment of a black Attorney General could not realistically remedy decades of complex relations between African-American men and law enforcement.
Rajeev told me that each congressional office functions like a miniature village, with complex relations between the various aides and the elected official.
With artful indirection, Dr. Keilson delineated the psychology of dread, evasion, hatred and self-deception, and the complex relations between Jews and non-Jews in 1930s Germany.
This could involve simple cases of a buyer and a seller of a product, as well as more complex relations between employers and job seekers, or between firms and suppliers.
At one point, she explicitly compares the complex relations between governments and citizens to those between companies and their customers, writing that "unlike in a democracy, Facebook is unilaterally redefining the social contract".
To the democracy protesters across the Middle East, he vowed that the United States would stand by them, even as he said that "progress will be uneven, and change will come differently in different countries," a partial acknowledgment that complex relations between the United States and different Arab countries may make for different American responses in different countries.
This paper examines the complex relations between the production environment and management control system design.
In contrast, in this paper, we take into account complex relations between robots with different tasks.
The RBF neural network can explain the complex relations between the instances and labels in the MIMLRBF.
Because of their ability to learn and adapt they can be used to find complex relations between different properties.
