While the pope in Rome issued the doctrine, bishops like Cardinal Bergoglio were "on the frontier, in the field," and had to contend with the complexities of local politics, said Sandro Magister, a Vatican expert for the newspaper L'Espresso in Italy.
Maintaining performance of the BMI while contending with the complexities of daily life activities is a major challenge in BMI system design.
True, few countries have had to contend with the ethnic complexity of Kenya, which has more than 40 recognised tribes.
It's not a full-featured city dweller, though; EasyMile's vehicles are designed specifically for use in private environments, where they don't have to contend with the added complexity of human traffic.
Moreover, the next president will have to contend with the added complexity resulting from the involvement of Iran, Hezbollah, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar, Russia, both moderate and non-moderate rebels, and the various Kurdish groups.
As fungi have to contend with the high complexity of the plant cell wall, the expansion of the AA families may reflect adaptations to the degradation of the substrates or to the use of different cofactors present in situ in the plant cell wall.
To contend with this complexity, it is necessary to move away from essentialized models and address the material, social, and political realities of protracted camps.
Outside, they contend with the tourist-heavy location.
Mr Obama must also contend with the broader strategic picture.
Most of the interviewees also had to contend with the ubiquity of firearms in the country.
