Complexity is a very diversified and branched subject and, ironically, is itself quite complex.
The subgroup with economic characteristics is replaced by diversified subgroups, including the continued subjects of urban development, human settlement environment, and infrastructure.
In fact, the infrequency of voluntary dissolution by companies with diversified ownership may well be a subject of wonder, or of cynicism.
Unemployment in Florida usually runs below the national average, and the diversified economy of the state has not been as subject to labour fluctuations as in many other areas where one industry dominates the economy.
In contrast to the populations of SDRN1, the populations of SDRN2 have always been grown on farm without the DUS constraints and diversified agricultural practices among farms, so they were subjected to less homogenization.
His predecessors were all pretty satisfied that, regardless of domestic ratings, CNN was an incredibly profitable diversified portfolio (international, online, headline news), however bland and subject to great ridicule.
With a closer scrutiny of the keyword network, the cluster analysis (Fig. 8) shows that the subgroup with economic characteristics is replaced by specialized and diversified subgroups, including the continued presence of urban, infrastructure, and agriculture subjects, as well as more prominent and specialized subgroups on geological disaster and safety in production.
Metallic and magnetic nanowires are a subject of relevant interest due to their promising applications in a diversified set of fields.
In order to include the students with diversified socioeconomic backgrounds, the multi-stage stratified cluster sampling method was applied to obtain study subjects.
Since labor compensation is based on decreasing marginal productivity, average production exceeds it by a per capita amount β(0.5-l 1-l, which increases in l over the 0.5-l 1-lange spanned by the labor allocation choices (4), and is not random if individuals own well-diversified portfolios of production opportunities subject to idiosyncratic shocks.
