Moreover, it was observed that increasing the size of problems did not cause a considerable increase in calculation time.
(2) In almost all of these methods, inner and outer boundaries, eyelashes, and eyelid are detected in different steps, causing a considerable increase in processing time of the system.
However, from a practical point of view, inclusion of too many variables leads to a considerable increase in computation time or even causes programs to fail [ 17].
Although this approach is appealing, for every value of θ, the likelihood needs to be re-evaluated, resulting in a considerable increase in running time.
Even a single constrain may request more sophisticated algorithms and a considerable increase in computation time (sometimes by orders of magnitude; see TSP-like benchmarks and results in http://www.sintef.no/Projectweb/TOP/Problems/VRPTW/Homberger-benchmark/).
That's a considerable increase in traction from the last time Telegram shared numbers – in October, it had only 100,000 daily actives, but the last time it reported a milestone stat it had seen a huge bumps in downloads on the back of the FB/Whatsapp acquisition news, racking up nearly 5 million downloads in the course of a single day.
The reaction of hexamethyldisilane with 1-phenyl-2-trimethylsilylacetylene resulted in the formation of 12 (49 % yield), but it required a considerable increase in catalyst loading and reaction time.
A remarkable enhancement in the microscopic area of the electrode together with the catalytic role of the composite modifier resulted in a considerable increase in the peak current (110 times) and a negative shift (−200 mV) in the oxidation peak potential of m-dopa.
The use of double-precision arithmetic can effectively avoid this problem (Fig. 6b); however, it leads to a considerable increase in the memory usage and computation time.
The new motors exhibit both a considerable increase in energy efficiency and at the same time relevant improvement in product sustainability combined with acceptable production costs.
He also wrote that Kroll's investigation of Mr. Cicero concluded that he "had a considerable increase in his standard of living during the time in which payments were made to the gestores".
