complex measure

The last term is the difference between the first two columns, not the more complex statistical measure.

Indeed, much of the recent growth of education spending was mandated by a rather complex measure called Proposition 98.

The complex measures 26 by 20 feet and is the shape of small house.

The complex measures about 10 by 4 km, with an area of 30 km.

Mr. Nathan said a complex measure could bring the same result.

Senator Oxham was proud that her staff had created so complex a measure in less than an hour.

(f) would then be written using more complex measures of stresses and strains.

This definition applies mutatis mutandis for a signed or complex measure.

And even when it appears to be so, the level of sales is in itself a quite complex measure.

In my opinion, an analysis of the proposals reveals that these are complex measures which will increase rather than reduce bureaucracy.