Security in informal settlements is complex -- joining distinct, even competing, groups in a bizarre dance of violence and vulnerability, collusion and corruption, demand and denial.
The answer to this question is complex due to the lack of data available on graduates joining the medical profession and continuing their career.
To make complex artifacts, it is necessary to join a number of objects together; Oswalt calls this action type or "production principle" conjunction (1976, 203 204).
Robert Wiesenthal, the chief financial officer of the Sony Corporation of America, who was instrumental in negotiating the complex deal for EMI, is expected to join Sony/ATV in an unknown capacity.
Drilling is a complex process, owing to their tendency to delaminate is used to join composite structures.
But the shift of the RNA-protein complex toward heavier fractions in the sucrose density gradient suggests that additional proteins may be needed to join the complex to make the complex we observed in peak 1 in Figure 7A between GLV IRES and Giardia lysates.
Technically, most buildings in Oceania were no more than simple assemblages of poles held together with cane lashings; only in the Caroline Islands were complex methods of joining and pegging known.
Moreover, there can often be complex reasons for joining up in the first place, such as an unstable childhood, an almost fairy-tale ambition, a desire to escape poverty, a need for security, to belong to a different kind of family that might have been lacking at home.
To join NATO is simply to join a military alliance.
So his decision is not to join.
Average linkage is exploited to join clusters.
