More extreme, wickedly efficient, but a bit more complex (if you don't mind greater complexity): Sell the QQQ short for $50,000, as above, and then against that buy three sector ETFs at $17,000 each: the energy sector (IYE, $100), the chemical sector (IYD, $43) and the REIT sector (IYR, $84).
On the other hand, the count over closed orbits of length ( T_gamma sim T ) measures the complexity of the dynamical system: it is more complex if there are more closed orbits of lengths in ( [ T, T+1 ]).
Students may not be aware that concepts are more complex if they have not been introduced to that complexity.
But the situation is more complex if the opening bid is a minor.
His Werther is more complex, if at times less sympathetic than some.
"Data protection by design is going to be even more complex if we still need to comply with different codes of connection at the same time," he says.
The question becomes more complex if the law actually forbids us to do what we feel is the morally right thing to do.
The calculation is more complex if the donation is a service or partial donation — for instance, a personally cooked meal or a week in a vacation home.
The game would be more complex if it weren't so clear that Isabelle is wrong, but you have to marvel at a French company making an adventure game about collaboration.
We like to think of the men and women whose struggle led to Brown v. Board of Education as democratic idealists, but their motivations were more complex: if the efforts to upend Jim Crow reflected idealism, it was a cynical idealism.
Instead of high fertility rates, demographers study ageing, dependency ratios, the "demographic dividend" (a bulge of working-age adults) and distorted sex ratios, which result when millions of parents choose the sex of their children, often by aborting baby daughters.The result, suggests Mr May, is that demography is more complex, if less dramatic, than it used to be.
