Sentence examples for a serious complexity from inspiring English sources
The pervasive deployment of P2P (peer-to-peer) systems and the multimedia contents overload in web environment raise a serious complexity for the peers where peers that participate in a P2P network are no longer able to effectively choose the contents they want.
These cause serious complexity to the fingerprint DB management.
For large-scale TSP problems in many real-world cases, the interactions among multiple random parameters and decision variables might lead to serious complexities.
This talk will provide an overview of model checking from the perspective of computational complexity and will explain why such complexity pose a serious barrier to the broad applicability of model checking.
"I don't think it's a serious analysis of the complexities and difficulties of trying to increase nuclear capability substantially around the world".
Yet with this bold radicalism there is a serious intellectual reach and a complexity that makes you think of late Cézanne, of Picasso and Braque.
Although the addition of European countries affected with A(H5N1) influenza does not greatly increase the risk of a pandemic, "every new bird population that is infected creates the risk of human exposure, creates the risk of adaptation and mutation," adding more complexity to a serious problem, Dr. Ryan said.
In retrospect, it may seem absolutely obvious that Hamilton's Fun House had a serious purpose in exploring the complexities of visual perception and in extending the boundaries of art.
Implementation complexity costs are a serious factor for consideration for any newly proposed technique.
On the other hand, detection complexity may become a serious problem when a conventional space time coding technique is combined with the linear precoding technique discussed in Section 4. We now present some numerical examples to demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed scheme.
But for all its incongruities, "The Yards" is a serious film that strives for a moral complexity and a textural density rarely found in contemporary dramas.
