He makes a cameo appearance at the beginning of the novel, prompting the unwinding of everyone else's stories, but his story — the most complicated, as it turns out, with the most far-reaching consequences — remains unwritten.
The name 'pupunharana' is the most complicated, as it has been applied to various other palms in different parts of Amazonia and 35 data points mention this taxon.
Detection of Pseudomonas species may prove most complicated, as they do not selectively colonise any particular part of the body [ 73].
For men who work out only their upper bodies and Nordic women — not the pretty kind of Nordic women — this plan comes with access to all of the most complicated weight machines, as well as permission to give other gym members unsolicited advice about strengthening their core.
For men who work out only their upper bodies and Nordic women not the pretty kind of Nordic women this plan comes with access to all of the most complicated weight machines, as well as permission to give other gym members unsolicited advice about strengthening their core.
In a 1990 review of the show, Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly described it as "the American family at its most complicated, drawn as simple cartoons.
From a structural point of view, while beam column joints that connect main structural members (i.e., beams and columns) are the weakest components, they are the most complicated components as they transfer internal forces between the structural members.
Yet in 2002, he estimated that he had at that point won more than $60 million in settlements from Catholic dioceses, and he acknowledges that in the most complicated cases, he may receive as much as 40 percent of a settlement or judgment.
Not schoolmasterly, like Duncan Fletcher, nor overly technical, like John Buchanan, Cooley can digest the most complicated theories such as the recently discovered contrast swing (where the ball swings towards the rough side at lower speeds), and relay them in a manner that fast bowlers can understand.
Spurred by financial pressures and packed planes — often 80to90percentent full — airlines have come up with a wide variation of boarding techniques, from the simple back-to-front protocol to one of the most complicated strategies, known as the reverse pyramid system, that US Airways has adopted.
However, most complicated elements (such as the battery charge) present difficulties to be simulated correctly.
