On average, families would fill out 40 different applications for various housing developments with complicated paper forms.
If a mechanic or a driver has a problem, they will simply turn to their phone, or tablet, for help, which will replace complicated paper-based instructions.
Geld's long, complicated paper on Dez's case was published as a lead article in the New England Journal of Medicine and was covered by Time and Newsweek.
Others, a minority, expressed concerns about specific barriers to collaboration, such as bureaucracy, complicated paper work, and slow payment processes.
Most MEPs are not technically minded and have little time to read complicated scientific papers.
Ms. Caldwell's unit of seven lawyers, responsible for expediting complicated and paper-intensive securities investigations, was created in February 2000 by Robert S. Mueller, United States attorney for the Northern District of California, whom President Bush chose to serve as director of the F.B.I.
Big science, complicated machines and papers with half a dozen authors or more are now the rule rather than the exception in many disciplines, and that trend will only intensify as science becomes both more specialised and more collaborative.
Analysts say developing a digital strategy has been complicated at both papers by the fact that the Web sites of Der Spiegel and Die Zeit are independent of the print operation; in the case of Die Zeit, the digital arm is even based in another city, Berlin.
Comparisons with the D. bruxellensis genome are more complicated, since published papers [ 31, 84] indicate the complex heterozygous poliploid nature of the sequenced genomes for two strains, which are not complete.
As we do not want to complicate the paper by including sex ratio considerations we will in the following – according to Macevicz and Oster – simply call S the number of sexuals.
