Megacities are socio-ecological systems (SES) that encompass complex interactions between residents, institutions, and natural resource management.
It does demonstrate how two talented veterans can seize and elevate a brief scene to encompass complex lives and issues.
Molecular analysis has indicated that C. minus sensu lato contains multiple species (Prihatini et al. 2014) and potentially the species within this complex may encompass a range of pathogenic, saprophytic or endophytic behaviours.
Term lists, which comprise of lists of terms often with definitions, such as Authority Lists, Glossaries, Dictionaries, Gazetteers, Synonym Rings etc. Generally, they do not include a deep organization or complex structure, but they may encompass a limited monohierarchical structure1 that allows simple navigation [4].
Training in skills labs may encompass isolated technical clinical procedures, communication skills or the structured acquisition of complex medical algorithms [ 9].
For example, constructs such as "motivation for change," "peer networks," or "coping skills" are very complex, and self-report measures designed to index them may encompass multiple psychological processes, some of which may relate to behavior change and others which may not.
"Islamist," it says, may "encompass a wide range of Muslims," from mainstream politicians to jihadis.
Applications designed to execute on human computation systems may encompass one or multiple tasks.
It has been shown that this condition may encompass a large class of nonlinearities.
Changes in such interactions may encompass, for instance, the appearance of new links between unconnected plants.
