Sentence examples for an example of complexity from inspiring English sources
This approximation is an example of complexity reduction, in the sense of reducing a stochastic process generated by K independent processes to a process on a smaller sample space, i.e. generated by K ′ < K processes.
Because Darwin's contemporaries were familiar with William Paley's proposal that the extraordinary complexity of vertebrate eyes could only be explained by divine design, Darwin chose the eye as an example of biological complexity that could in fact be explained through natural processes (Gray 1876).
The interaction of Mn toxicity with light intensity and other global change variables is discussed as an example of the complexity and potential importance of these relationships.
Gribbin argues that the story of life is an "example of surface complexity built upon foundations of deep simplicity", and in his final and most interesting chapter on Lovelock's Gaia theory we sense the real power of chaos and complexity to explain the interlinked systems that keep the Earth in a delicate state of equilibrium.
As an example of such complexity, the crypt of the Cathedral of Cadiz is a relatively small space characterised by a central vaulted rotunda, with five radial galleries with flat and low ceiling.
That is an example of reducing complexity, eliminating fragmentation and consolidating on a larger scale.
Walla also flagged Cameroon's 2017 net blackout as an example of the complexity of contemporary tech and politics.
It has a similar look," MacArthur explained as an example of the complexity companies face trying to understand this kind of information.
As an example of the complexity of security regulation, Koenig offers PwC's own process for handling data subject to export laws.
The studies provide an example of the complexity of the connection between land-use and transport system, involving a very large number of social, economic, technical and historical elements not easy to measure and to compare.
Proponents of "Intelligent Design" use the eye as an example of "irreducible complexity" and claim to challenge Darwinian evolution with such questions as, "could the human eye be the result of chance"?
