Huge urban slums, meanwhile, are supposedly "the hidden consequence of 20 years of untrammelled market forces, greed, neglect and graft", not the highly complex communities they have always been, offering rural migrants an often brutal entry point to a more prosperous life.
The response was not only highly complex and fast but also clearly directed (in contrast to undirected disturbance), which was documented by similarity of gene expression responses to constant photoperiod (short days during whole larval development) and change of it (transfer to short days).
For example, in the passage, "An excellent workman ought to proportion his action to his work; he does not accomplish by highly complex ways (voyes) what He can execute by simpler ones" (TNG, OM, 5 28).
One guideline should be that any shelter arrangement that cannot be readily understood by the review panel will not be approved, since highly complex instruments lend themselves too easily to "interpretation".
Early machines, with their binary logic, were not well-suited to highly complex and variable field environments.
Both transportation planners and urban planners realized that transportation policies alone are not sufficient to tackle highly complex transportation problems.
It is argued that the traditional modeling and identification approach is not appropriate for the highly complex systems that we deal with nowadays in environmental science and economics.
Further, the distribution of the state is not likely to be highly complex (which would warrant the use of a particle filter), and therefore, it can be sufficiently captured by the unscented Kalman filter.
The issue is highly complex, not least because guns are inextricably woven into the American psyche, given that the US was a frontier nation for much of its history.
A comparison of the structures suggests that the conformation of the N-terminal segment is not highly restricted in the complex and may adopt several conformations.
