There are moments of ultra-complex pointlessness here, but on the whole Dias manages to resist the urge to show off.
Twelve-tone music and its rationalist, ultra-complex allies were never popular in any way beyond a small circle of aficionados and wannabes.
Architects like Zaha Hadid and Greg Lynn are defined by elaborate curves made manageable by modern software; Ingels calls this "blobby, ultra-complex stuff".
Maybe this is not so surprising, when the so-called "Masters of the Universe" who invented these ultra-complex systems seem unable to control (and perhaps even understand) them.
But Mr Schmeer says that France, with its ultra-complex labour code, high taxes and militant trade unions, is stuck way below its economic potential.
One is used to design the F1 race cars and train the drivers, letting them "drive" on virtual circuits, very much like playing an ultra-complex video game.
It is, after all, Honda's first season with one of the ultra-complex and high-tech new turbo hybrid engines now used in F1, while their three rivals all have a year's experience.
If it's possible to simplify the types of ultra-complex corporate challenges highlighted here — mergers and acquisitions, innovation, strategy, structure — then what can't be simplified in the overly-complex organisations we've created?
Batey's most noteworthy contribution came in late 1941, when she worked with Knox and another colleague, Margaret Rock, to break the ultra-complex Enigma machine used by the Abwehr.
In unravelling the structure and organization of ultra-complex clustered mutation events, like the recently described chromothripsis, larger insert sizes (20 25 kb) may extend the detection limit and help to complete the overall picture [ 31- 34].
