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As with past festivals, the L.A. Phil has masterminded an experience too absorbingly complex to be summarized in brief.
The report, like the vast bill it analyzes, is too complex to be summarized in a sound bite.
Elsewhere, the causes of rising inflation have always been too complex to be summarized by simply comparing unemployment to even a semistable natural rate.
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All this allows complex information from bedside monitors to be summarized in a concise fashion and presented to medical and nursing staff in a simple way that alerts them to the development of various pathological processes.
It has meaning, but it doesn't have a "message;" its stratas are too vast and complex to be neatly summarized.
Mr. Myers's arguments are too wily and complex to be neatly summarized here, but he includes a fascinating analysis of Mr. Kim's depiction as an essentially — and crucially — feminine military leader.
The sequence of events culminating in IL-1β secretion is complex, but can be summarized in two steps: induction of pro-IL-1β and its processing by activated caspase-1 (reviewed in [18]).
In this review, the main functions of this complex pathway will be summarized, and the regulatory mechanisms that allow for the diverse effects of NFκB activation described.
Putting aside the question of whether complex human beings can be summarized or controlled by flow charts, it wasn't without merit.
The other direction (whether an AGM revision operator defines an IC merging operator) has a more complex answer, which can be summarized by saying that a revision operator can define a merging IC operator if and only if the revision operator is defined in terms of distances.
There are an enormous number of complex combinations which could be summarized and perhaps it is not clear what tables may be of general interest.
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