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31. This division of labour was itself the product of the growing complexity of the social organism.

32. These writings, buttressed by profoundly moral concerns, are testimony to the complexity of the relationships between health and working.

33. Languages seem to maintain a balance in expressiveness and grammatical complexity over time.

34. Numerous surveys show how poorly equipped students are to enter a work force that faces increasing technical complexity and intensifying competition.

35. For rather similar reasons, Darwin reacted against Lamarck's idea that organisms have an inner drive to evolve greater complexity.

36. Complexity poured into the artificial medium of machines and silicon chips will only be in further flux.

37. But for readers who have some acquaintance with the complexity of the composer's persona, it is a page-turner.

38. The methods available are constantly increasing in number and their utility is greater as the complexity of contemporary processes is revealed.

39. Figure 7.2 is an attempt to capture the complexity involved.

40. We then measure the complexity of each description, and choose the one with adequate experimental backing and the simplest description.

41. Not even the most astute planning can cover the infinite variables thrown up by a sport of such bewildering complexity.

42. The literature on social capital may afford a clue to the likely complexity.

43. I don't think you fully understood the complexity of his argument.

44. But perhaps the biggest challenge and one that receives little attention is the enormous technical complexity of the Internet.

45. Complexity is also a feature of those real-life markets in which convergence also is neither swift nor automatic.

46. The mechanism allows for great variation and complexity in magma chamber sedimentation.

47. This timekeeper, now known as H-5[sentence dictionary], has all the internal complexity of H-4 but assumes an austere outward appearance.

48. Nature is said to abhor a vacuum; human beings abhor complexity. 3.

49. All businesses were examined except those where the technical complexity was too great to be understood by central corporate staff.

50. However, as land use patterns change over time, zone boundaries will need changing, adding to the procedural complexity.

51. Unfortunately, that process committee overlay adds even more complexity to organizational relationships that are already too complex.

52. The dry climate of this region helped preserve scenes of stunning complexity.

53. That would entail the existence of causal relations between such persons, in all their physical complexity, and the divine being.

54. Obviously this is not a realistic assumption. further, the greater the inter-dependence, then the greater the complexity.

55. While the issues surrounding home banking appear to be growing in complexity, so are the opportunities and challenges for bankers.

56. The greater the complexity of a vivisystem, the more life it may harbor.

57. Rather, the sociologist tries to clarify the complexity of the real world.

58. Consultants' caseloads are mounting inexorably and technical complexity is increasing while junior support declines, both proportionately and in terms of doctor hours.

59. A reduction in computational complexity will provide greater flexibility in choice of models used to predict outcomes and correlations.

60. To change behaviour requires tactics that match the complexity of the causes.