Sentence examples for because of the exponential from inspiring English sources
Our hemispherical layout is both possible and effective because of the exponential amount of room in hyperbolic space.
Because of the exponential nature of the problem, factoring a number twice that long could take hundreds of millions of years.
US consumer watchdog, the FTC, issued a stark warning in a report at the end of October that the whole future of e-commerce could be at "tipping point" because of the "exponential growth" in unsolicited emails.
Because of the exponential growth of e-tailers, brick-and-mortar retailers, in particular, have the opportunity to offer an experience that sets them apart from their online competitors.
Binary decision diagrams (BDDs) are an alternative approach, but they were up to now limited to medium size models because of the exponential blow up of the memory requirements.
In addition, the distribution of animal manure between the organic farms was more uniform than between the conventional farms and because of the exponential relationship between livestock density and N-surplus, this caused a lower average N-loss potential.
The reason why we did this rather than estimate V was because the evolution of the exponential decay term (indicated by the light blue curves in Figs. 4, 5) over a long relaxation time is similar to that of the velocity term (indicated by the green curves in Figs. 4, 5), and the correlation between the two is very high.
In these cases, Pielou's evenness index does not correlate as well with the beamforming gain as in Figure 7(b) because the 2π modularity of the exponential argument.
Some evidence exists that the regulators are falling even further behind than the historical average because of the unprecedented exponential nature of innovation in this decade.
Because of the foreseeable exponential increase in digital morphological data in the years to come we nonetheless advocate the fast implementation of a morphological repository, suggesting that initially only datasets that can easily be standardized (e.g. MRI- or μCT-based) should be uploaded, which in turn would force other techniques to adapt to these standards.
These errors induce disproportionately large errors of Ris/Rcs or Ris because E constitutes the base of the exponential PCR function (Eq. I.1).
