Słownik angielskiego

The complexity stems from the aim of being fair to everyone, particularly existing investors.

Its complexity stems in part from its large number of stable forms, or allotropes.

The new forms' complexity stems from the limitations on deductions for I.R.A.'s and mortgage interest under the Tax Reform Act of 1986.

Carr attributes the developing complexity with the ideas made popular during the French Revolution, and from that stems the ideas and search of liberty.

The main complexities stem from the nature of the feedback loop of the glucose cycle, which is sought to be regulated:

The complexity of real-time collaborative editing solutions stems from communication latency.

The complexity of the brain stems from the vast number of synapses, or interconnections - at least 100 trillion - made between its 100 billion nerve cells or neurons.

Further complexity in the pattern of service provision stems from the two-tier nature of much of contemporary local government, especially with services (such as planning) where responsibility is shared between districts and counties.

The complexity of the Shining Path, on the other hand, stems from the fact that it fits into no simple category.

The complexities stem from the tight deadline mandated by the proposed budget of $200 million, which is to be voted on by the General Assembly.