Psychology literature is filled with studies on the complexity of sibling relationships, which are typically the longest relationships we have in a lifetime.
Ligeti's startling, sophisticated, sometimes witty music took inspiration from science, technology and nature: sounds move around like Brownian particles in fluid, shapes are inspired by fractal geometry, structures are inspired by fantastical, Heath Robinson machines and spiders' webs, as well as by detailed studies of the complexities of African music.
Previously conducted computational investigations on the problem motivated the study of the complexity of some special cases and we present complexity results on them, including hypercubes.
Therefore we carried out a numerical study of the complexity, whose results are shown in Fig. 5.
These findings highlight the importance of single-cell analysis in the study of the complexity of Notch activity and provide new insights into the mechanisms underlying cell fate decisions in neural progenitors.
The result, filmed in Polish and in black and white, is an intricate and mesmerizing study of the complexities of life in postwar, communist Poland.
As Andrew Solomon, author of Far from the Tree, a remarkable study of the complexities of family life with "difficult" children, observes of his time reporting on dwarfism, "Dwarves have to deal, more than people in any other disability group, with the perception of themselves as comical.
Teacher effectiveness relies on a deep study of the complexities that accompany being an effective educator.
Despite the huge number of studies, the complexity of the phenomenon still challenges its modeling.
Differing indices of malnutrition across studies adds to the complexity of interpretation.
But clinical trials and quality-of-life studies neglect the complexity of relationships by mostly considering one-dimensional measurement [ 38].
