Yet rather than investing in the "plain vanilla" deals this investor expected, LJM2 put money into deals of exceptional complexity -- for instance, the "Raptor" deals that Enron used to hedge against declines in its technology investments.
Despite being a prosecution of exceptional complexity, hampered by huge chronological gaps because critical internal emails are missing, the trial came down to three words which appeared in an email from Andy Coulson to one of his news editors: Do His Phone.
Go, according to Wikipedia, is a 2,500-year-old Chinese game "and is one of the oldest board games played today".{i} With relatively simple rules,{ii} Go, nonetheless, produces a game of exceptional complexity, using black and white playing pieces, called "stones" on a board with 19x19 grid lines.
The various conceptual frameworks reveal the exceptional complexity and difficulties of their subject matter, such as striking a balance between the general versus the specific, and difficulty in assessing validity and relevance to decision-making bodies.
This is especially true when examining SPs in individual cells because of the wide range of concentrations, varied physicochemical properties of the peptides, high levels of biochemical and morphological compartmentalization in cells, and exceptional complexity of the intracellular and extracellular matrixes.
Cnidarians have a complex apoptotic protein network that has exceptional ancestral complexity and is comparable to that of higher vertebrates [ 331, 332].
But that is another reason why Obama is exceptional: the complexity of his identity makes him truly universal, a global candidate for a global age.
The exceptional genomic complexity and heterogeneity of the human 8p23.1 DEF locus and the prominent position of defensins in the innate immunity framework raise the question whether individual patterns of haplotypes together with their variable copy number affect the functionality of the defensin system.
The exceptional genomic complexity and heterogeneity of the human 8p23.1 locus and the prominent role of defensins in the innate immunity framework raise the question of whether individual patterns of haplotypes, together with the variability in defensin genes copy number, affect the functionality of the defensin system.
The five non-simple groups dubbed "exceptional" in their complexity and symmetry are harder to envisage and, for almost 120 years, the details of the most intricate of these have lain beyond reach.
The scheme of the new code thus assimilates the U.S. law of winding up decedents' estates into those of England and of the civil-law countries, where the simple estate is treated as the normal, where no executor is needed unless he is expressly provided for in the testament, and where judicial administration is limited to cases of exceptional risk or complexity.
