Tissue organization, spindle orientation, and the GKPID complex itself are all examples of complexity, defined as the integrated functioning of a system made up of differentiated, interacting parts.
Using the classification of bile salt profile complexity defined in the above paragraph, there were few reptiles with complex bile salt profiles: 9.8% of carnivores, 6.7% of herbivores, and 5.9% of omnivores.
Fluidity, speed, seamlessness and complexity define the 21st century.
COMPLEXITY is firm complexity, defined as the log of the number of reporting segments.
Another important performance measure is the space complexity defined as memory required by the algorithm.
We found that plant species richness increased with landscape complexity (defined as the proportion of semi-natural habitats).
Forest structural complexity, defined by attributes such as physiognomies, growth forms, and ages, appears to have a close link to forest biodiversity.
Bumblebee communities and their foraging resources were surveyed in south Swedish agricultural landscapes of contrasting complexity, defined by the size of arable fields and the amount of permanent grazed pastures.
We used networks with different levels of complexity (defined by their different number of neurons, hidden layers and connections) and compared their performances with the corresponding NGN.
