NetSuite, which was originally financed by Larry Ellison, Oracle's chief executive, has concentrated on the more complex challenge of inward-looking areas like inventory and accounting.
A more complex anger, one senses, is directed inward.
Yet this approach is also instructive: through the peephole of art, we can see a more complex and subtle world than the rigid, oppressive and inward-looking theocracies promoted by some Muslim extremists today.
Instead of folding the arms inward, as you would a t-shirt, take a more complex approach to minimize any wrinkling.
But recent studies suggest the story is more complex: Computer simulations found that Jupiter's disruptive gravity may redirect as many bodies inward as it deflects.
Phil's music had already begun to turn more inward and he left orthodox folk music behind in favor of more complex melodic, harmonic and lyrical composition and production.
These differences give strepsirrhines the ability to make more complex rotations of the ankle and indicate that their feet are habitually inverted, or turned inward, an adaptation for grasping vertical supports.
Slightly more complex green algae exhibit a similar trajectory, reproducing up until the very end before refocusing energy inward, on processes that maintain cellular machinery.
The results show that salt kinematics was more complex than simple unidirectional migration, suggesting the existence of areas with significant subsidence hidden by the inward salt migration and areas with apparent large subsidence that are in reality artefacts of outwards salt migration.
So is the inward focus that pervades "Dancing Spirit," which offers its nine marvelous dancers a chance to show a more complex side to their virtuosic performance personalities.
