"And in virtually every instance the complexity of the procedure or the tax consequences make the conversion not worth doing".
This was a short-lived instance of complexity in the tax code offering real benefits for taxpayers who could understand and surmount it.
For instance, the complexity of the system may be an important cause of non-compliance as found by Rani et al. (2013) in developing countries.
Muslims should not be so quick to complain when others demonstrate their lack of respect for Islam if they fail to make any real progress towards understanding the societal norms of other nations, in this instance the complexity of free speech rights and traditions in the United States.
For instance, site complexity differs among the nine sites with the three polluted sites tending to be less complex (have less edges) than the reference sites.
For instance, the complexity of extant symbolic solvers of polynomial equations is exponential in the number of indeterminates and parameters, that sets a drastic limitation to the size of the models that can be analyzed [ 1, 2].
Still other factors that have been investigated as instances of complexity include variations in the number of possible responses at each choice point, different lengths of series, and regular versus unpredictable stimulus sequences.
Instances of Complexity oriented to 'textual organisation' as proposed by Martin and White (2005) were still found in both the English as Vietnamese data as shown in Table 8.
"In a small number of instances the complexity of a patient's needs are such that we cannot move them as quickly as we would like into a community setting.
In some instances the complexity of these changes makes them difficult to interpret, particularly when tumour samples are contaminated with normal (stromal) tissue.
