These complex global impacts are often unconsidered, and/or forgotten owing to their complexity, issues to do with available evidence, information and data, as well as lack of an awareness of global impacts among national policy-makers.
Complexification draws our attention to our selection of relevant of elements of complexity that we want to take on board when picturing complexity in order to do justice both to complex reality and to the ambition(s) we choose with respect to dealing with complex reality.
"The only things I would be concerned about are things that might add unnecessary complexity or cost" to the making of the products, he added, although "sometimes there's a necessity to add complexity or cost to do things right".
"It became clear that the complexity of trying to do right by the Signature's program and Fiterman's programming wasn't going to be possible," said Kate D. Levin, the city's commissioner of cultural affairs.
He held forth on how Bedouin poetry shaped a moderate Islam in Libya, and he was just starting to explain the relevance to Libyan politics of the mathematical theory of complexity — it had to do with something called "flocking phenomena" — when his cellphone rang.
I believe that we have been given sufficient stress, crisis, complexity and consciousness to do things that are beyond our imagination, larger than our aspiration, more complex than all our dreams.
A more likely reason for the apparent increase in story complexity on TV has to do with the fact that today's viewer sits within easy reach of the remote.
It's the weather that adds a layer of complexity when choosing what to do during a British Easter, with days out as likely to be swept aside by rain or wind as to be bathed in sunshine.
That Alexander is not quite up to her character's complexity may have something to do with the director, Loretta Greco, whose staging feels hesitant at times, as if she were intimidated by the beauty and technical flair of Wilson's script.
