The absence of prokaryotes was also problematic and precluded the identification of several instances of complicated phylogenetic patterns (including non-exclusive HGTs) rather than evidence of red and green signals.
A previous study showed that even uncomplicated healing leads to a mean total of 155 working days lost, increasing to 296 days in case of complicated healing, for instance because of nonunion [ 2].
In literature, the postmodern is, once again, hard to separate from the modern, since many of its keynotes for instance, a love of complicated artifice and obviously literary devices, along with the mixing of realistic and frankly fantastic or magical devices are at least as old as James Joyce's founding modernist fictions.
There are, for instance, more complicated versions of supersymmetry that have the virtue, from the point of view of the current absence of telltale particles, that their own predicted particles are too heavy for even the upgraded LHC to make.
For instance, the complicated structure of the percent recovery experiments necessitated a 'plug-in' approach to dealing with the measurement error covariance matrix.
At the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, for instance, Mr. Hevesi fought his way through layers of complicated and opaque budgeting that seemed designed precisely to keep the public from knowing what was going on, and in the end produced a more transparent process.
This instance of the Facebook network is more complicated than the networks used in Exp. 2, as is shown in Fig. 16, which visualizes it; it seems to consist of clusters of communities that have their own sub-structures and a few hub agents.
Mechanical louvers on the lower floors, for instance, are arranged as thin vertical slits, an aesthetic gesture that took a lot of complicated engineering to achieve.
It has dozens of complicated, interlocking parts.
"I like those kinds of complicated characters.
