There is not a statutory definition establishing its parameters, so it can be applied to a wide variety of transactions, and the crime does not have complicated requirements for proving a violation.
Services convergence and multi-clouds integration will lead to new business models and trigger new integration technologies that provide solutions to satisfy IT users' complicated requirements.
He explains, "This increased use of data poses significant challenges, including the need to address complicated compliance requirements, establish consumer trust, and manage complex technology requirements".
A spokeswoman for the board characterized the infractions as common to participants in the program, which has been criticized by some candidates and elections experts as having overly complicated filing requirements.
But some countries have been reluctant to accept detainees, and the task is complicated by requirements that foreign governments provide assurances that they be treated humanely and subject to security procedures.
Although progress has been made with NOx-storage systems, especially in Japan, the presence of sulfur and complicated regeneration requirements have hindered their application.
While Periscope Producer was designed to attract semi-pro web vloggers to Periscope without complicated engineering requirements, the Live video API will be much more customizable for larger publishing enterprises.
Conventional switching ripple suppressor design methods require the domain expert to tune the design parameters, which is attributed to the multiple and complicated performance requirements and real-world restrictions in switching ripple suppressor design.
Larger animal models of HBV infection are available but are complicated by requirements for specialized housing and ethical issues.
The ability of medical researchers to obtain and store electronic clinical data was complicated by requirements of the Patient Privacy Rule of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act ("HIPAA") of 1996 in title 45 of the Federal Register, parts 160, subparts A and E of part 164 [ 1- 3].
