Yet Iran, the officials noted, is a far more complex political problem, and internally some administration officials have warned that the American presence in Iraq could spur Iran to speed up its nuclear weapons program.
Cooper, unified as himself, is something altogether more complex: he's the internally divided, principled, and virtuous yet recklessly willful lawman, the free agent in the open spaces who is both redeemer and destroyer, protector and menace.
Life on land required plants to become internally more complex and specialized: photosynthesis was most efficient at the top; roots were required in order to extract water from the ground; the parts in between became supports and transport systems for water and nutrients.
Titrations can be applied to more complex molecules, such as an internally compensated zwitterion, Figure 3c, which requires determining the p Ka′′ of water, as well as a carboxylic acid and an amine.
Damselflies (Odonata: Zygoptera) have a more complex sperm transfer system than other internally ejaculating insects.
More complex system including an IP stack would internally handle the detection of errors, resulting in data erasure.
Google today announced that it wants to fix your home Wi-Fi, but internally, it has long been working on far more complex networking issues.
Our research finds that companies with the most advanced cybersecurity capabilities rely more on internally developed security solutions, not only because they may have more complex needs but also because they are more likely to have the resources to develop their own solutions.
In a more complex example, we recently used the set of CBN models (∼v 1.0) with internally developed algorithms and the Selventa Knowledgebase to compute the network perturbation amplitude (NPA) following simple experimental exposures (25).
Bankruptcy is more complex.
