It has filed for a larger and more complex constellation of 4,000 satellites orbiting at three separate LEO altitudes.
Studies of single CAs, such as child sexual abuse, could lead to false causal associations, as they invariably occur amid a more complex constellation of family risk factors which require full understanding.
While 2.5G EDGE and 3G WCDMA voice waveforms used simpler modulation schemes that exhibited less than dB of peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR), advanced WCDMA (or HSPA) waveforms exhibit PAPRs in excess of dB and modern 4G (LTE, WiMax) use more complex signal constellations resulting in PAPRs of up to 12 dB [1].
Mammies and messiahs alike have been swept off the screen in favour of a more complex and discomforting constellation of actors and interests: commercial, intimate, sentimental and vicious.
Older adults are four times more likely to rely on WCs [ 2], and their mobility needs are more complex due to a constellation of chronic conditions and comorbidities in comparison to younger adults [ 3, 4].
Previously, satellites were characterised as a single fixed bird hovering over the rotating Earth, whereas they are now flocks or constellations of craft on ever more complex orbits.
Value constellations take a commercial idea beyond the binary buyer-seller value chain to more complex, symbiotic transactional webs among multiple participants, each of which may create and consume value.
To summarize, 'the emergence of new actors and actor constellations in the dissemination of sustainable energy technologies has made local energy policy and planning more complex' [14].
The idea of the web implies that while the disease is usually well-defined from a clinical point of view (e.g. lung cancer or mesothelioma), the etiologic perspective is more complex: not all lung cancer cases can be linked to the same exposures, but may instead share partially overlapping constellations of causes.
