Just as photography undermined the singularity of painted portraits, so online book publishing complicates the notion of a book as a fixed, enduring object.
In the late 19th century the Indian civil service employed no more than 2,000 people, fewer than the number who work today for Ofsted, the schools inspectorate.England's long history inevitably complicates the notion of Englishness.
We argue that serious game design complicates the notion of involving users as co-designers, as serious game designers must be fluent with both domain content and game design.
Abrams did a marvelous job of complicating the notion that just because you may fight for the side of Light, that doesn't mean you're a good person, just as fighting for the side of Dark doesn't necessarily make you a bad person.
This complicates the notion of a species tree, which needs to be re-interpreted as a prevailing evolutionary trend, rather than the full depiction of evolution, and makes reconstruction of ancestral genomes a non-trivial task.
The rise of these technocrats and the corresponding eclipse of ideologues complicate the popular notion that China is a "totalitarian" state with no alternative but to transform itself into a democracy.
In summary, the current study provides new evidence that replication fork components are critical for establishing sister chromatid cohesion and complicate the simple notion that RFC proteins have predominantly compensatory cellular roles.
