Ultimately, we also have to ask whether new payments for existing fossil-fired installations would not essentially complicate the transition to a more sustainable electricity supply, which in the year 2050 is supposed to be based predominantly on renewable energy sources.
This force or strain-dependent binding behavior results in another closed feedback loop between the molecular level (cross-links) and the network level which essentially complicates a reduction of the system.
Evolutionary Robotics (ER) is one of promising approaches to design robot controllers which essentially have complicated and/or complex properties.
(Told you it was complicated; essentially, pensions, benefits and tax credits now use a lower measure of inflation to calculate their annual increases).
Thus the Type A objective of fatally weakening an opponent by destroying assets important to his success -- in theory, a measurable process -- is replaced in Type B war by the much more complicated, essentially unquantifiable task of defeating him.
It turns out that the proofs of our results and their underlying ideas are essentially just as complicated for these special cases as for the general situation so that a reader will not miss the main features of our techniques by restricting attention to them.
Essentially, the more complicated your taxes--and the more credits and deductions you claim--the more likely you are to face an audit.
The explanation of the way that the security problem arises is very complicated, but essentially means your information could be leached.
The answer is complicated but essentially it is because we weren't paying attention and we have one of the most indolent parliaments in history.
Still, Invisible Children "is essentially distilling a very complicated 26-year war into something that's consumable and understandable by mass media".
The arguments are complicated but essentially boil down to the fact that Sunni's believe the Prophets' trusted friend and advisor Abu Bakr was the first rightful leader of Muslims or "caliph", while Shias believe that Mohammed's cousin and son-in-law Ali was chosen by Allah to hold the title.
