Rule-based systems are ideal for encoding legal principles found in statutes, regulations, and agency decisions — that is, law that's explicit and knowable, but logically complicated.
To further complicate the situation, the handful of populations currently identified as Rosa pinetorum exhibit greater morphological variation than would be logically expected in a single localized species.
While the second encoding might appear to be complicated to decode, it is logically simple and easy to automate.
This may sound complicated but it really works quite logically.
An example of this approach is logical behaviourism, which maintains that statements about mental events and states are logically equivalent to statements which, while typically much more complicated, are wholly about observable behaviour in varying kinds of circumstances.
We have sometimes also used the conceptually different and perhaps more logically consistent information-based approach (10, 11), in which models are viewed as being approximations to some unknown but presumably complicated true mechanism, and the best model is the one with minimal distance to the true mechanism, after correction for bias introduced by the number of parameters.
While they are much more logically organised than previous iterations of TouchWiz, finding the right icon for the right setting can be arduous, and is needlessly complicated compared to the standard Android settings menu.
Admitting that the idea sounds far-fetched, he proposes to demonstrate it in the time-honoured manner of Euclid by logically proving it from a self-evident truth, namely the External Reality Hypothesis (ERH): "There exists an external physical reality completely independent of us humans". Tegmark's demonstration that ERH implies MUH is complicated, difficult to follow, and resists summary.
Complicated business, complicated.
