However, the poor structural complexity afforded by the square and triangle, combined with the small variety of tested transformations, and, above all, the constraints of the two-alternative forced-choice task (see Section 3.3.1), did not yet allow engaging the full complexity of rat recognition strategy.
The gap between rich and poor adds further complexity to the city's design.
The other characters are thinly drawn -- traced, really, from faded television-series blueprints -- and the baroque busyness of the plot is a poor substitute for complexity.
Mr. Russell gives full rein to Eldon's bold swagger, but "other characters are thinly drawn -- traced, really, from faded television-series blueprints -- and the baroque busyness of the plot is a poor substitute for complexity" (A. O. Scott).
He also bemoaned France's heavy taxes, high public spending, bureaucratic complexity, poor industrial relations and "cult of regulation".Next to Mr Gallois's apocalyptic talk, the IMF report was positively measured.
However, the successful routes for fabrication of these nanomaterials have some disadvantages including high cost, poor stability, and complexity.
Oxygenase enzymes have seen limited practical applications because of their complexity, poor stabilities, and often low catalytic rates.
In summary, then, DVC cannot be widely adopted in many applications due to its poor performance, decoder complexity, and the abovementioned shortcomings.
However, the yield and reproducibility of micromechanical exfoliation are poor, and the complexity of the other methods presents disadvantages to their use.
These enzymes have been difficult to incorporate into industrial processes due to their complexity, poor stability, and lack of recombinant tractability.
