This is the complication.

I'm going to give one more complication.

This shape is of an extraordinary complication.

So, this is sort of a complication I've found.

Shapes which are of such complication, such harmony and such beauty.

It's important because misreading is really the chance for complication and opportunity.

We found that after they adopted it the complication rates fell 35 percent.

My mother died in a gynecology complication, so I decided to become a gynecology specialist.

During the past eight years the agenda has not been seen as a complication in the CD's efforts to find consensus on the various proposals for our work programme.

Recent experience had shown that harmonization often led not to simplification but to further complication of rules and procedures, and the emphasis now had to be put on simplification.

Despite that complication, the Government had managed to substantially reduce the number of hectares devoted to coca farming and had introduced a programme to provide the affected families with alternative crop projects.

A further complication concerns North Korea s nuclear aspirations. The North appears to be convinced that, with nuclear weapons, it can maintain complete diplomatic independence, and that China, fearing nuclear blackmail, will never abandon it.

And when the mathematics is very simple when in terms of some mathematical notation, you can write the theory in a very brief space, without a lot of complication that's essentially what we mean by beauty or elegance.

While Turkey still has leverage vis à vis the EU, owing to the continued flow of refugees toward Europe, both sides are now approaching the partnership from positions of genuine need. Neither side can afford further complication of the already volatile situation.

The second complication is that, rather than converging, domestic models of financial regulation are multiplying, even among advanced countries with well developed institutions. Along the efficiency frontier of financial regulation, one needs to consider the tradeoff between financial innovation and financial stability.

In the prevailing circumstances in which Ethiopia's non compliance and associated complication of the peace process is augmenting with time, the mission of your special envoy should have been solely aimed at securing Ethiopia's respect of the rule of law and its treaty obligations.

The late effects of cancer treatment include permanent organ and tissue damage, hormonal and reproductive dysfunction, and second cancers. More than 40 of the estimated 330,000 survivors of childhood cancer in the United States experience a significant health related complication from childhood cancer and its treatment.

One complication is that capital punishment may make a murderer fight harder to avoid being captured, which could lead to more deaths. But, while marginal deterrence is important, I believe the resistance of murderers to being captured, possibly at the expense of their own lives, is really indirect evidence that criminals do fear capital punishment.

At the same time, the EU would agree immediately to Scotland s continued membership, given that Scotland already abides by all of the required laws and democratic standards. Similarly, NATO would agree immediately to keep Scotland in the Alliance (though the Scottish National Party s pledge to close US and British nuclear submarine bases would be a complication to be overcome).

The use of aspirin in young children is contraindicated, owing to the risk of Reye s syndrome, a rare but serious complication. Paracetamol also remains the preferred drug to relieve pain or fever in children or adults with asthma, because aspirin or other non steroidal anti inflammatory drugs may provoke attacks of asthma in susceptible people with this condition.