- But we must see complexity and arduousness of this process.
- Matin D. Davis, Computability, Complexity, and Languages, Academic Press, 1983. 《
- The human groups that are the smallest and have the least social and political complexity, we call bands.
- This considerable volume of intercommunity exchange brought a degree of social complexity in its wake.
- The issue is surrounded by legal complexities.
- Analysis on the Composition of the Supply Chain System Complexity.
- The method is that designing theory is simpleness and being understood is easy and avoiding complexity computation on state equations and drive equations.
- The rise of the mobile phone has recently added a new level of complexity to the process of retail reinvention.
- Of course, no one article can summarise the complexities of china today.
- College moral education must grasp the complexity thinking methods.
- The young man overcame his dirt-poor upbringing and now owns his village's only shop.
- His good upbringing really shows; The dirty side will show.
- He was a Catholic by upbringing.
- Fathers and mothers should share the upbringing of small babies.
- The principle of combining upbringing, treatment and education.
- The Interpretation of Japanese Upbringing Education Report at New Times.
- People who use foul language show their poor upbringing.
- Her unselfish act reflects well on her upbringing.
- Sam's mother said her son had a good upbringing and schooling.
- I think your upbringing has prejudiced you.
- Her upbringing had made him like an alien to her.
- I would want my kids to have a religious upbringing.
- There was nothing in Spader's upbringing that suggested the birth of an unusual star.
- My upbringing was unusual, but not unique.
- And a thirdis that although genes are important, upbringing matters, too.
- Maybe it's because of my upbringing, but I am the type who usually plays it safe.
- It was also his upbringing, his family bonds, his sense of integrity — and his own losses.
- Martin's upbringing shaped his whole life.
- Forth, to adopt suitable upbringing measures for promoting plantations renew.
- to have had a sheltered upbringing.
- A man is what his environment and upbringing make him.
- Her French upbringing gives her certain advantage over other students in her class.
- We are all the result of our parentage and upbringing.
- He had a fairly cushy upbringing.
- No one wants to be thought of as having a poor upbringing.
- Inborn leadership traits certainly do exist, but upbringing, he found, matters too.
- "I think Veronica had a city upbringing," he said.
- It indicates that they lack the basic moral upbringing.
- Here you see that even with common genes and upbringing much is not determined.
- I thought that my upbringing was 'normal', whatever that is.
