Over time, the ring established ties to "a broader, more complex organized criminal conspiracy" that operated in three other countries and endured for more than a decade, according to the report.
These invertebrate models provide an invaluable framework for predicting how more complex organisms must also organize genetic networks.
These two inputs can therefore switch the same population of motor cells from a simple reflex to a more complex, internally organized response.
But it has to be noted that dental plaque represents a much more complex highly organized biofilm [ 35, 36] consisting up to 7000 species-level phylotypa [ 37], where communication occurs within different species [ 38].
An ever complicating biosphere as a whole and the appearance of ever more complex and highly organized organisms and systems increase their vulnerability to entropy pressure, their thermodynamic tension.
Gouty tophus has a complex, organized microstructure.
It might be asked if sensing of global gradients is already sufficient to organize more complex tissues and fine structures as the zebrafish lateral line.
Years of work on grasshoppers and other orthopteroid insects (summarized in Burrows, 1996) have defined clusters of spiking and nonspiking interneurons that transform sensory input into changes in leg position during the maintenance of stance (Burrows, 1996) and organize more complex behaviors such as walking (Buschges et al., 2008) and flight (Robertson et al., 1982).
SILT is difficult to organize and is more complex, whereas ZDB is simple and easy to organize.
"Crime has not just increased — it has become more complex and more violent, particularly organized crime," said Thanassis Kokkalakis, a police spokesman.
