Contrasting across individuals, firms, or industries operating in different environments is confounded by treating the complexity of innovations as invariant to such nuances; this rigid trajectory is often a feature in much popular discussion on innovation, and is hardly justifiable.
Software architectures help to deal with the high degree of heterogeneity among the subsystems involved, to face strict operational constraints posed by real-time interactions with the robot's environment, and to treat the system's complexity that goes beyond the capabilities of a single designer.
Since it makes little sense to deploy an advanced massive MIMO system and then cripple the system throughput by using interference-ignoring MRT, treating the precoding complexity problem is the main focus of this paper.
Often, foreigners fail to recognise the complexity of Somali society and treat the current situation as good versus evil.
This presents unique challenges to health care providers because of the complexity of treating the condition and such complexity can result in difficulty with patients understanding basic information about their condition, limit communication with medical providers, and patient compliance.
Due to the complexity of the target, 9-field IMRT was used to treat the patients.
The complexities of treating this disorder can be overcome by following a structured approach by using lasers that achieve the appropriate depth to treat the three subtypes of nevi: junctional, compound, and dermal.
However, nonplanar wings can have very different aerodynamic loadings and structural details so existing models cannot be easily extended to treat these complexities.
Daniel Bergner's article poignantly expresses both the deep distress felt by women at the loss of their libido as well as the complexity of treating the condition.
Sources indicated quality of care might be reduced for undocumented patients as they may be difficult to treat due to the complexity of their health problems, limited socio-cultural skills among providers, linguistic issues during consultations, and added administrative efforts (Veenema et al. 2009; Biswas et al. 2011; Dias et al. 2011a; Jensen et al. 2011).
