Sentence examples for because of its exponential from inspiring English sources
The report singled out Dubai as particularly vulnerable to money-laundering and terrorist-financing activities because of its exponential growth in migrant population, investment and infrastructure since 2001.
The controller design problem can be formulated as a discrete optimization problem which is hard to solve because of its exponential complexity.
Importantly, for low-barrier transport among groups in van der Waals contact, we have identified a flickering resonance mechanism for coherent band-like transport that can masquerade as tunneling because of its exponential distance dependence.
Obesity is a complex common health problem, and because of its exponential growth in prevalence in the last decades, the World Health Organization (WHO) has recognized it as a global epidemic since 1997.
This is a powerful way to regulate synaptic transmission because of its exponential effect on the fusion rate, whereas RRP size modulation affects synaptic transmission in a proportional fashion (Sakaba and Neher, 2001; Rhee et al., 2002; Lipstein et al., 2013; Walter et al., 2013).
We removed this dependence by introducing a combined parameter κ' = κ k p / D) and fitting κ' and the diffusion constant D as two independent parameters (D can be left as a separate parameter because of its appearance in the exponential in Eq. 3).
From a variety of background subtraction methods we have chosen the exponential averaging because of its robust performance and low complexity [13].
The Premier League is a business undergoing exponential growth purely because of its ability to induce joy in the spectator and yet, paradoxically, the lopsided wealth it creates in English football may be encouraging boardrooms to sacrifice this pursuit in favour of pragmatism.
He said his favorite action on defense is throwing a man out at home, because of the rarity of it and because of the exponential nature of it.
Dewan equation produced the largest estimation errors, because of the exponential value of 3 in its formulation, which was an educated guess and there was no measured data in the literature to support it.
It can be implemented efficiently in this case because of the exponential filter used to map the spike trains to the space of functions.
